One of the benefits of working at MSU is taking advantage of its employee discounts. From on-campus shopping to MSU sporting events to additional insurance options, you can’t go wrong with these savings.
MSU Benefits Plus
MSU Benefits Plus is available to benefits-eligible MSU employees. It gives employees the option to enroll in several voluntary employee-paid benefits programs, in addition to online shopping discounts. Register with your ZPID to view your options.
On-campus discounts
- Athletics: Every MSU employee is a Spartan fan by default. Employees can purchase football, men’s basketball and ice hockey season tickets at discounted prices or a Go Green card for $50 that grants entry to women’s basketball, volleyball, men’s and women’s soccer, wrestling, gymnastics, softball and baseball.
- Dining Plans: Enjoy the delicious meals at MSU’s dining halls with these discount plans.
- MSU Department of Theatre: Check out a student theater production at 10–17 percent discounts on all Main Stage performances
- Spartan Bookstore: The bookstore offers new and used textbooks, clothing and souvenirs, academic supplies, software and electronics and more. A 10 percent discount is offered on textbooks, trade books and medical books and a 15 percent discount is offered on all regular-priced clothing.
- MSU Forest Akers Golf Course: The golf course offers two 18-hole championship layouts, a state-of-the-art practice facility, and two full-service golf shops with a full complement of services. Employees with MSU ID card receive reduced rates.
- MSU Munn Ice Arena: The ice facility provides a public skating schedule during the year. Employees receive discounted rates with valid MSU ID.
- University Stores: MSU employees can purchase a variety of items that the University utilizes including diapers, batteries, and office supplies. Prices are competitive.
Find more on-campus services and local discounts for auto, home, clothing, travel and more.
There is no more Traditional Evening College..former discount copy was in the MSU retiree handbook regarding Evening College discounts for retirees but that copy was supposed to be removed from the Retiree handbook in 2012-13 when Evening College became the MSUAA LENS. The program is now called LENS and you need to check with the Alumni Office to see what “members” are receiving as far as LENS discounts. I believe you meant “members” not “meetings” in your copy. Louise Cooley
Louise Ellen Cooley, B.S., B.F.A., M.A. Director Emeritus Alumni Lifelong Education Evening College/Odyssey to Oxford Michigan State University Alumni Association University Advancement
Contact: (517) 927-0165 Email: COOLEYL@msu.edu
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Thanks, Louise! We will remove until we talk to the Alumni Association about LENS.