At its annual meeting in October, the ARSA Board of Directors was briefed on ARSA’s newest member benefit: tuition discounts to association member contacts and their families (spouses, domestic partners, parents, siblings, and children).
The program offers more than 100 programs, including aviation, business, public safety, technology, legal studies, and health sciences. Individuals connected to an ARSA membership can receive tuition reductions in the amount of:
20% on undergraduate programs.*
14% on graduate programs.
Veterans can receive
38% on undergraduate programs.*.
14% on graduate programs.
Active-duty service members receive:
55% on undergraduate programs.*.
17% – 30% tuition reduction on graduate programs.
*Textbooks are included for undergraduate programs.
To learn more and start the enrollment process, visit arsa.org/purdue.
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