St. Luke's University Health Network Tuition Discount for GMercyU Programs

St. Luke's University Health Network and Gwynedd Mercy University have entered a collaborative partnership to provide educational advancement opportunities for SLUHN employees.

Full time, part-time and per diem employees of St. Luke's University Health Network (“Eligible Employees”) are eligible for a 10% tuition discount on GMercyU's programs, including:

  • traditional on-campus associate and bachelor degree programs
  • online/accelerated graduate or certificate programs

This partnership excludes all full-time, on-campus graduate programs and the Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing (ABSN) program, which require full-time enrollment that would likely preclude the ability to maintain SLUHN employment. Applicants must meet all academic requirements for admission to a program and provide verification of employment.

Interested in a GMercyU program? 
Please mention you're an employee of St. Luke's University Health Network and contact:
Aimee Huffstetler M.A., Vice President for Enrollment
huffstetler.a@gmercyu.edu 

Explore GMercyU Programs

On-campus undergraduate degrees:

View all undergraduate programs here 

Featured Program: Associate of Science Degree in Respiratory Care
This three-year degree offers a quick path to professional competency as a respiratory therapist. GMercyU is just one of 10 schools out of 400+ nationwide to receive the prestigious American Association for Respiratory Care’s (AARC) APEX Award.

Online graduate degrees and certificates:

View all graduate programs here 

Frances M. Maguire '55 Healthcare Innovation Center

Where You Will Learn

The new Frances M. Maguire '55 Healthcare Innovation Center (HIC) opened in August 2025 and is now the largest academic building on campus.
It features state-of-the-art classrooms, immersive simulation and skills labs, a convenient micro-market, and plenty of spaces to study solo or with classmates.
Here, you'll learn to address the healthcare needs of today and tomorrow, with the goal of improving access and equity for all.
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