College Tuition Benefits That Drive Real Results
Provide 8,000+ College Tuition Points to supporters, employees, or prospects — a high-perceived-value benefit redeemable at 425+ participating colleges and universities.
College Tuition Points are not cash. Points represent potential tuition savings redeemed at participating institutions.
Three Powerful Ways to Use College Tuition Points
Grow Your Mission. Reward Your Supporters.
Attract donors, increase engagement, access high-intent marketing data, and pursue up to $10,000 in marketing grant assistance.
Explore Nonprofit ProgramA College Tuition Benefit Employees and Their Families Can Value
Give employees 8,000+ College Tuition Points, strengthen recruiting and retention, and differentiate your benefits package.
Build an Employee ProgramTurn Tuition Points Into Your Most Compelling Lead Magnet
Drive webinar registrations, event attendance, and lead-gen campaigns with a high-perceived-value incentive.
Explore Lead Gen ProgramsHow College Tuition Points Work
Your Organization Purchases Points
Your organization purchases College Tuition Points through Tuition Donation for your program.
Points Are Distributed to Recipients
Points are distributed to your recipients — supporters, employees, or prospects — as a valuable benefit.
Recipients Redeem at Participating Institutions
Recipients redeem points at a participating college or university from a network of 425+ institutions.
Points Convert to Potential Tuition Savings
Each point converts to $1 in potential tuition savings, subject to institutional program terms and redemption limits.
Important: Understanding College Tuition Points
College Tuition Points are NOT cash, checks, scholarships, or monetary payments. They represent potential tuition savings redeemable at participating institutions, subject to each institution's program terms, redemption limits, and eligibility requirements.
Ready to Add a Tuition Benefit to Your Program?
Our team will help you design the right College Tuition Points program for your organization's goals.