Abilene Christian University (ACU) is proud to announce a new partnership with The National Alliance of Black School Educators (NABSE) to offer a tuition discount on ACU’s fully online degree programs and other benefits to rising black educators and professionals. 

In an effort to support NABSE’s internal promotion of encouraging its members to continue their education, ACU is excited to provide a ten percent (10%) discount of tuition to all NABSE members who are interested in pursuing a degree within ACU Online’s offerings. Once interested applicants meet ACU’s admission standards, NABSE members will be able to apply the tuition reduction to the current tuition rate at the time the member enrolls in a course and for the life of their degree or certificate program. 

This partnership aims to help upskill the next generation of district and state leaders by providing unparalleled opportunities to earn graduate degrees and certificates to further advance their leadership capacities.

“ACU and NABSE are committed to supporting local, state, and national-level black educators and administrators. Using practical and effective solutions for the ongoing crisis in our nation’s teacher shortage, this partnership advances our vision of academic excellence and vocational mission,” said Jessica Manning, chief enrollment and partnerships officer for ACU’s Dallas campus. “Our customized online degree and certificate programs provide unparalleled opportunities for every level of aspiring and current administrator to further their education as well as serve their schools and districts better.” 

ACU’s online programs are administered through its branch location in Dallas and include 14 bachelor’s degrees, 17 master’s degrees, four doctoral degrees, five undergraduate certificate programs and 10 graduate certificate programs. For more about NABSE programs offered through ACU Online, visit acu.edu/nabse.