TCU Employee Benefits 2023
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TCU Employee Benefits Service:
1-888-429-8490
Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. CT
Company Summary:
Texas Christian University (TCU) is a private research university that is in Fort Worth, Texas. The campus is located on 272 acres of land and divided into three areas, which are an academic area, Worth Hills, and a residential area. It consist of eight constituent colleges and schools which has a classical liberal arts curriculum. TSU is not governed but is affiliated by the Disciples of Christ. Their school mascot is a Superfrog which is based on the horned grog, a Texas state reptile. Approximately 11,938 students attend TSU with over 10,000 being undergraduates. Among half of the student body lives on campus, housing is divided between 16 residence halls and on campus apartment complexes.
Did you know?
Texan brothers Randolph and Addison Clark with support of their father Joseph A. Clark were the first to have founded Texas Christian University. The family were scholar preacher and teachers that associated with the Restoration Movement. In 1873 the Clark brothers moved to the South to Throp Spring and founded Add-Ran Male & Female College. TSU recognizes the year of 1873 as the universities founding year and preserves its original college through the AddRan College of Liberal Arts. In 1889 the school was renamed Add-Ran Christian University and relocated. After purchasing the campus of the defunct Waco Female College it changed its name to Texas Christian University.
Final Company Statement:
Their mission is to educate individuals to think and act as ethical leaders and responsible citizens in the global community. They value the dignity of and respect for the individual, intellectual inquiry and the creation of knowledge, a heritage of service in pursuit of the greater good, academic and personal achievement, artistic and creative expression, and personal freedom and integrity. TSU’s vision is to be a world class, values centered university. The university achieves this through research and creative activities, service, scholarship, and programs of teaching and learning offered through even the doctoral level. TSU believes that promoting and teaching diversity and inclusion is the key to achieving their mission.
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Welcome to the assistance page for TCU Employee Benefits | Center | Handbook | Campus | Retirement | my.tcu.edu/EmployeeCenter:
TCU Employee Benefits Service:
1-888-429-8490
Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. CT
By submitting this form, you are consenting to receive marketing emails from: HealthManagementCorp (HMC). You can revoke your consent to receive emails at any time by using the Unsubscribe link, found at the bottom of every email. By using this form, you acknowledge that you have read and agree to the Privacy Policy and Terms & Conditions.
Company Summary:
Texas Christian University (TCU) is a private research university that is in Fort Worth, Texas. The campus is located on 272 acres of land and divided into three areas, which are an academic area, Worth Hills, and a residential area. It consist of eight constituent colleges and schools which has a classical liberal arts curriculum. TSU is not governed but is affiliated by the Disciples of Christ. Their school mascot is a Superfrog which is based on the horned grog, a Texas state reptile. Approximately 11,938 students attend TSU with over 10,000 being undergraduates. Among half of the student body lives on campus, housing is divided between 16 residence halls and on campus apartment complexes.
Did you know?
Texan brothers Randolph and Addison Clark with support of their father Joseph A. Clark were the first to have founded Texas Christian University. The family were scholar preacher and teachers that associated with the Restoration Movement. In 1873 the Clark brothers moved to the South to Throp Spring and founded Add-Ran Male & Female College. TSU recognizes the year of 1873 as the universities founding year and preserves its original college through the AddRan College of Liberal Arts. In 1889 the school was renamed Add-Ran Christian University and relocated. After purchasing the campus of the defunct Waco Female College it changed its name to Texas Christian University.
Final Company Statement:
Their mission is to educate individuals to think and act as ethical leaders and responsible citizens in the global community. They value the dignity of and respect for the individual, intellectual inquiry and the creation of knowledge, a heritage of service in pursuit of the greater good, academic and personal achievement, artistic and creative expression, and personal freedom and integrity. TSU’s vision is to be a world class, values centered university. The university achieves this through research and creative activities, service, scholarship, and programs of teaching and learning offered through even the doctoral level. TSU believes that promoting and teaching diversity and inclusion is the key to achieving their mission.
Employee Benefits May Include the following:
401k, Pension, Retirement, Retiree, Health Insurance, Medical, Vision, Dental, IRA, Competitive Base Pay, Quarterly Bonus, Paid Time Off, Weekly Pay, Medical, Dental, Vision, Insurance, Health Savings Account, Flexible Spending Accounts, Short-Term and Long-Term Disability, Paid Family Medical Leave, Bereavement, Jury Duty and Parental Leave, Life, Dependent and Accident Insurance, Critical Illness Insurance, Savings Plan 401(k)
Additional Employee Benefits May Include the following:
Company Paid Retirement Benefit, Employee Stock Purchase Plan, Paid Holidays, Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs), Health Savings Account (HSA), Time Off and Flexible Days, Group Legal Plan, Group Home Auto Insurance, Pet Insurance, Employee Discounts, Adoption Reimbursement, Tuition Reimbursement and Student Loans, Well-Being Programs, etc…
What kind of benefits do Texas Christian University employees get?
Quick Summary of Benefits:
As of 2021, they have a record of over 3,000 employees in their organization. Their employees may join in a wide selection of benefit programs as soon as they become eligible. They may be eligible to the following benefits once they are qualified:
- Medical
- Vision
- Dental
- Life Insurance
- Pharmacy Benefit
- Health Savings Account
- Health Care Flexible Spending Account
- Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account
- Accidental Death & Dismemberment
- Long & Short Term Disability
- Pension Fund
- TCU Retirement Plan
- TIAA
Some of their benefits may also include the following:
- Paid Time Off
- Vacation
- Sick Leave
- Family Medical Leave
- Bereavement Leave
- Tuition Assistance
- Employee Assistance Program
Please note:
That the full list of benefits available to new employees varies from location to location due to differences in local laws, regulations, and customs – and may change at any time.
What benefits do TCU employees get?
The benefits listed above are a quick summary of the benefits Texas Christian University offers to employees.
B.A.M. Recommendation:
“Please visit the official company website directly to verify all benefit options and details. You may also visit the link(s) provided below for more information and verification.”
- https://www.tcu.edu
- https://hr.tcu.edu
Your Texas Christian University Employee Benefits Online Account:
You can access the web site 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Upoint provides information, tools and calculators to help you:
- Learn more about how your benefit plans work.
- Compare health care and insurance options.
- Get an estimate of what your out-of-pocket costs for your medical options might be.
- Understand the expenses and services that your options cover.
- Select or change your beneficiary(ies).
- Select from various coverage options and build your own medical plan.
- Use the tools available to search for doctors, dentists, and eye doctors online using the criteria you enter.
- Calculate your need for:
- Life and long-term disability insurance coverage; and
- A health care and/or dependent care spending account.
- Find answers to questions about your benefits. Simply click on the “Contact Us” link on the Texas Christian University Employee Benefits website. This will allow you to send a secure question online to an official TCU Customer Service Representative.
Gain Access to Important Information on your health and welfare, 401(k), pension and FSA benefits. For example:
401(k)
- Review your current 401(k) balance
- Adjust your contributions
- Make investment election changes
- Transfer funds
Pension
- If your plan has a pension benefit then you can:
- Review your pension information
- Estimate your pension income
- Start a pension
- Make beneficiary designations and changes (if applicable)
Health and welfare
- Review your current health and welfare benefits coverage
- Choose enrollment options
FSA
- Manage your FSA(s) online
Additional Online Features:
- Gather more information about your benefits
- If you need a new User ID and password or change your existing User ID and password then you can request it online
- Gather more information about your benefits
- Review, add or change your dependent or beneficiary information on file (if applicable)
- Understand how a Life Event may affect your benefits
B.A.M. Recommendation:
“Please visit the official company website directly to verify all benefit options and details.”
Account Login or Register Online
Current Employees – Login / Sign in:
- Visit my.tcu.edu/EmployeeCenter in your preferred internet browser on your device.
- Type in your Username or Email Address in the space provided.
- Type in your current Password in the space provided.
- Select the “Sign In” button to proceed.
- You may now be able to manage your account online.
New Employees – Register / Enroll:
- Go to your preferred internet browser on your device and visit my.tcu.edu/EmployeeCenter.
- Select the “Username/Password Help?” button found on the page.
- Select the option that most applies to your situation to move forward.
- Continue to move forward and provide every important information that is asked of you to access your account online.
You will be directed to your account details where you may start to manage or review as soon as your login has been successfully completed.
Additional Online Access Links:
- my.tcu.edu/EmployeeCenter
TCU Employee Benefits Helpful PDF links: