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Does getting a job at Wells Fargo help with your college tuition?
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JoshW in Saint Paul, Minnesota

16 months ago

I am going to be a freshman in college next year and I'm having trouble finding money for college, so my brother in-law told me that if you get a job at Wells Fargo they would pay up to half my tuition, is there any truth to this?
I have already searched the web site and have not found anything about it.
Any answer is greatly appreciated
Thank You

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thegame247 in Atlanta, Georgia

16 months ago

Yes that is true. If you're studying anything related to the job, they will cover your tuition (not sure how much) but they said in the group interview that they do help with tuition.

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jasnicole in Los Angeles, California

16 months ago

i just want to ask if they would help to pay tuition for grad school, such as business school or law school. If you work as a teller :)

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JayKayo in California

16 months ago

jasnicole in Los Angeles, California said: i just want to ask if they would help to pay tuition for grad school, such as business school or law school. If you work as a teller :)

If you are pursuing a degree related to your position (must be under Business), they will offer tuition reimbursement.
Josh, since you're only going to become a freshman in college, I'm going to assume the only position in Wells Fargo that you can apply for is as a Teller. As a Teller, you can get up to $5,000 a year to cover tuition for college. There are only two requirements: you MUST be pursuing a degree in Business (ex: Finance, Accounting, etc.) and you MUST have had worked for at least 6 months before you can be eligible for this benefit.

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