It's no secret that college education in the United States is expensive these days, but thanks to a program sponsored by Chick-fil-A Operators, 177 of the company's employees were able to graduate ...

Point University and Ficus Education — 177 Chick-fil-A employees were able to graduate this year while working at locations across the country, restaurant industry website QSR reported.

ODESSA, Texas (KOSA) - On Wednesday, April 9, 15 Chick-fil-A employees received money towards their future education. Chick-fil-A gives these scholarships out annually every spring. “It’s such ...

Chick-fil-A Inc. has served up a record amount ... 2024 — the highest annual investment the company has made in education for employees in more than 50 years. “Creating greater access to ...

(KDKA) -- A Monroeville Chick-fil-A employee got a big surprise on Tuesday ... Luke Marasco received the scholarship "to help him pursue further education and personal growth beyond the restaurant ...

A total of 177 Chick-fil-A employees graduated from college debt-free, as part of the fast-food chain's sponsored education program. In Columbus, Georgia, more than 70 students walked across the ...

At Point University's recent commencement, 177 Chick-fil-A team members including one operator earned accredited college degrees without taking on student debt, thanks to a growing national trend in ...

Chick-fil-A said it has been investing in its employees’ education for more than 50 years. “Our long-standing commitment to investing in the future dreams and aspirations of restaurant team ...

Geared to employees, this program will award ... scholarships as part of its commitment to support education within the community. Chick-fil-A, Inc. senior director of corporate social ...

COLUMBUS, Ga. — A total of 177 Chick-fil-A employees graduated from college debt-free, as part of the fast-food chain's sponsored education program. In Columbus, Georgia, more than 70 students ...

“Creating greater access to education is one of the best ways Chick-fil-A serves communities,” said CEO Andrew T. Cathy, who personally surprised 14 team members with their scholarship awards.