Whether you’re a part-time or full-time employee at Starbucks, your four years of college tuition can be covered. Starbucks announced that it will contribute up to $250 million to go towards covering the tuition of all of its United States employees. Micah Solomon, a Forbes contributor, explains why he thinks Starbucks’ decision is beneficial for both its corporate culture and customer service.
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