Walmart will recruit high school students with free SAT prep and $1 a day college tuition

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Walmart will recruit high school students with free SAT prep and $1 a day college tuition
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Walmart is struggling to find talent in a tight jobs market. So the retailer is reaching out to high school students with a new pitch: Come work at Walmart and we'll cover your SAT prep and college tuition.

Walmart announced Tuesday that it will expand its $1 a day college benefit to its current high school students and future high schoolers who work at the company.It will also offer up to seven hours of free college credit to high school students and provide free SAT and ACT prep through a partner network. Then Walmart will subsidize the cost of students' tuition, books and fees at six non-profit colleges, including the University of Florida.

It will also try to attract high school students with flexible scheduling and the option of working steady shifts.Reaching high school students is important to Walmart so the company can identify and train its next crop of talent. Walmart hopes that students who use the education benefit will stick with Walmart after they complete their degrees and move up the ranks at the company either at stores, within the company's supply chain or in corporate roles.

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