There are a few catches, though.
The company will subsidize degrees for those who don't already have one. The prospective students must attend either University of Florida, Brandman University or Bellevue University, CNBC reported.
The employees can be either full- or part-time workers, The New York Times reported.
Employees are also going to have to pay a portion of their tuition but it works out to about $1 a day, Bloomberg reported.
Walmart expects about 68,000 of its 1.5 million employees to sign up for the education deal, CNBC reported.
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