Advance Your Education with Support from Lilly and EdAssist by Bright Horizons®
As part of your employment with Lilly, you have access to education benefits through EdAssist by Bright Horizons and Purdue University. This partnership is designed to help you grow professionally while minimizing out-of-pocket costs, empowering you to pursue a high-quality online education with confidence.

What You Receive as a Lilly Employee
Eligible Lilly employees can receive up to $10,000 annually in educational support through EdAssist by Bright Horizons®. Once this benefit has been applied, the Purdue Tuition Grant (PTG) may cover any remaining eligibility tuition costs for qualifying online and hybrid programs:
Your benefits include:
- Up to $10,000 in annual tuition assistance from Lilly via EdAssist by Bright Horizons®
- Additional cost coverage through the Purdue Tuition Grant for eligible expenses
- No application fee as part of the Purdue Tuition Grant
- Access to a broad portfolio of online and hybrid programs and certificates
- Minimal out-of-pocket (OOP) expenses if completing your program in a timely manner
Note: The Purdue Tuition Grant applies only after the Lilly educational support benefit and other applicable aid (such as grants or scholarships) are applied.

Explore Eligible Programs to Get Started
How to Access Your Educational Benefit
To receive your education benefits, please follow the steps below:
Important Notes

No Retroactive Benefits
Tuition reduction benefits cannot be applied to any coursework completed prior to the Spring 2026 semester, regardless of the student’s admission term at Purdue.
Application and Benefits Timeline
Connect with the EdAssist Support Team to confirm all internal EdAssist tuition benefit application deadlines are met to secure your benefits.
Standard Admissions Apply
Being a Lilly employee does not guarantee admission. All applicants must meet Purdue University’s academic and admissions standards.
Calendar Year Benefit Structure
Education benefits are applied on a calendar-year basis. To maximize the available benefit, consider enrolling earlier in the year.
Loans Disqualify PTG Eligibility
If you choose to accept federal or private student loans (including TitleIV), you may become ineligible for the Purdue Tuition Grant. Please consult with EdAssist before applying for loans.