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Avila University offers discounts for USPS employees

Avila University is offering Postal Service employees and their family members a 10 percent discount on tuition.

The discount is available for undergraduate, graduate and certificate programs.

Avila University, based in Kansas City, MO, was recently added to the list of higher education institutions that offer tuition discounts to USPS employees and their family members.

The university’s website has more information.

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