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Welcome to Metro State University's Amazon Career Choice program. We are proud to partner with Amazon in its efforts to support the educational aspirations of high-performing employees like you.
Metro State and Amazon will support your academic journey, provide tools to further your personal and professional growth, and create environments for the exploration of lifelong learning. This singular focus has helped Metro State remain the top-ranked school for social mobility in Minnesota.
As noted by Amazon, Career Choice is an education benefit that empowers employees to learn new skills for career success at Amazon or elsewhere. We meet individual learners where they are on their education journey through a variety of education and upskilling opportunities including full college tuition, industry certifications designed to lead to in-demand jobs, and foundational skills.
Through Career Choice, Amazon covers the cost of tuition, fees, and textbooks up to the employee's maximum eligibility.
Take your next step toward where learning meets living! Create your Metro State StarID account and apply to the university. You will need to add your StarID to your Career Choice application.
Follow the steps on Amazon Career Choice to get started. Choose "Metro State University" as your institution, and remember to include your StarID.
Email your voucher for each term you are enrolled, using Amazon Career Choice in your subject line. All vouchers will be reviewed to certify enrollment and to initiate the acceptance of college tuition voucher payments from Amazon.
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Metro State University is committed to breaking down barriers to learning, valuing lived experience and academic achievement, and striving to create an inclusive, antiracist learning environment, and a personalized approach to education for all of our students.
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