Community Partnerships

Community Partnerships

Prepare yourself for the next step

JBU has partnered with organizations to help employees looking to take that next step and further their education. Whether you want to earn your bachelor's degree or your master's degree, JBU has programs to fit your schedule.

If you work for one of these companies you may be eligible to receive an annual tuition scholarship.

Choose your employer for more information.

Employer not listed? Find out what other scholarships you might be eligible for by contacting our admissions team.

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Complete this form to request more information about JBU's programs and our community partnership scholarships.

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What program is right for you?

On-Campus Undergraduate Academics

For recent high school graduates and transfer students seeking the traditional college experience at our main campus.

Online Undergraduate Academics

For working adults who have some college credit and are looking to finish their bachelor's degrees online.

Graduate Academics

For students seeking to earn their master's degrees online or at one of our campus locations.

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