City of Corpus Christi
Tuition Assistance
The Employee Tuition Assistance Program provides reimbursement of tuition for classes at any accredited higher educational institution.
Before submitting a tuition reimbursement request, please see below:
Tuition Reimbursement Deadline for Previous Fiscal Year (FY25)
Tuition Reimbursement Steps
Tuition Reimbursement Deadline for Previous Fiscal Year (FY25)
At the close of each fiscal year, we strive to ensure that tuition reimbursement funds are properly allocated, as they are available on a first-come, first-served basis. To be considered for reimbursement under the previous fiscal year (FY25), all course submissions must be received no later than September 15 of the applicable year. Requests submitted after this deadline will be denied. Beginning October 1, we enter a new education assistance year. Courses scheduled after this date will be eligible for reimbursement consideration under the new fiscal cycle after Steps 1-3 have been received. We process Tuition Assistance forms once a month.
Important Form Processing Dates
Paperwork Received | Approximate Notification Date |
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January | February 20 |
February | March 20 |
March | April 20 |
April | May 20 |
May | June 20 |
June | July 20 |
July | August 20 |
August | September 20 |
September | October 20 |
October | November 20 |
November | December 20 |
December | January 20 |
Learn more here about eligibility for education assistance.
If you have any questions, please contact us at WorkforceDevelopment_TA@cctexas.com
WGU Grade Equivalency Update: A “Pass” reflects successful demonstration of required competencies, with a final grade assessment grade equivalent to B. Education assistance will be reimbursed upon approval at the approved rate for a passing grade of B. Learn more below.
Questions about Supporting Documentation?
Step #1 - will need to be submitted at the beginning of each fiscal year on or after October 1.
Step #2 - will need to be submitted immediately before or after you enroll in your course(s).
Step #3 - will need to be submitted within 45 days after you have completed each course(s).
We recommend using an unofficial transcript or a screenshot of your final class grade.
Please do not send the grades of individual assignments or unconverted "points" .
Acceptable formats include letter grades (A, B, C, etc.) or numerical grades (0 - 100 scale). Pass/Fail is also an acceptable format.
Good Submission:
This sample unofficial transcript has: The student name, the class name and/or number and the final grade. This documentation would be approved.
Unapproved Submission:
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Good Submission:

We recommend taking a screenshot or asking your school's bursar for a receipt. A billing statement is also acceptable. It should include your name, the term, the price breakdown of tuition and fees as well as proof of payment.

This billing statement reflects a billing plan however; Marilyn Monroe would not be eligible for reimbursement due to not completing her payment plan yet with the school.
The limit for reimbursement for Fiscal Year 2026 is $2,000.
You are welcome to submit screenshots, PDFs, or scans for your documents. Please avoid submitting Word documents. Ensure that all images are clear and legible. If submitting a screenshot, make sure the text is large enough to be easily read.
If you are enrolled in multiple classes, please submit your complete transcript. Reimbursement will be provided for courses where you earned a grade of "C" or higher. It is important to note that the reimbursement amount is dependent on the grades attained. Courses that were dropped or not successfully completed will not be eligible for reimbursement.