parenting university

July 18th, 2009

Is it true that if a father works at a university, your child can go free?

I heard that some universities are children of their employees "for coming to study at a university free.If someone knows more about this, please let me ie a list or something. thanks.

Much depends college, but yes, this is the case in many schools. At the mine, I know a faculty member who has 15 kids in college (he retired when he describes the last). Our situation is that the employee can take classes (which do not affect employment) immediately when they start working for the university, and your spouse and / or children can do after having worked there for three years. Even exchanged with other schools that our children are not required to attend school when their parents work, and we will take the children of employees of the d'autres schools. It can be a great advantage. One thing to keep in mind, however. If you lose your job, the benefit ceases. If you can not pay the rest of the school, your child may be blocked. I should also add that this is quite common in private universities, it applies not usually the most public (state) universities.

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