#tuitionassistance

Hello Everyone!

I am so desperate in seeking advice that I have to put a post out here. So in last week of January they had told I will be laid of in Q1 2027. I did not have to sign any documents, it just came through. About 2 months ago, they moved my end date from Q1 to Q2 with a possibility of being it Q4. So I took it upon myself to not wait around anymore with any hopes within the company. So luckily I was able to secure a better offer at a better place and yesterday I had put my 2 weeks notice in. Today during my 1:1 with my supervisor, he brings up a clause on TAP that if I choose to leave in my own accord within 2 years of finishing my program, I have to repay the money back. The clause was last updated in Nov, 2025. Also I did a masters in engineering program and not an MBA.

Now my question would be, am I legally obligated it back as I don't think at the time of getting this TAP approved, I don't think I really had any clue to pay it back? Has anyone faced this recently? Not sure what to do. I was not planning on leaving until they started playing with my life/ career.

Thanks

Does anyone know if you have tuition reimbursement if it has to be paid back for being RIF'd or if you decide to take the VSP?

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https://www.koco.com/article/oklahoma-offers-free-cdl-training-for-laid-off-workers/69488187

Is it actually helpful?

Im doing online grad school this fall thats just about a year and I was just curious if dell Deadasss does help financially with the tuition ?

If you get laid off before the 2 years is up, do you have to pay back tuition reimbursement received until that point?

Im considering getting my CCNP, it looks like tuition assistance doesn’t apply. Does anyone know if the company will pay for it?

I want to quit so badly and I even have got interviews elsewhere but I’m held back by repaying my tuition. I have one more year for the two years so maybe I’ll just hang on til then. I hate this place so much.

Dear verizon,
I'm not taking my severance. I'm going to take a different job. I'm about to coast. I'm going to use you, I'm going to get my degree in engineering using your tuition assistance. I'm going to no longer be a top performer. I'm going to do just enough to keep using you. I don't trust you anymore. I'm going to tell people not to get verizon, I'm going to go out of my way to not have people switch. You sc--wed over so many people and you are taking advantage of people's emotions during the holidays. You're about to pay for me to leave and I'm no longer going to be your top performer. Fu-k you.

Does anyone know the terms of paying back tuition if you quit? I know you have to pay back anything paid out in the last 24 months. How much time do you have to pay back the tuition and is it all due at once when you leave?