ARLINGTON, Texas–Los Angeles-based University Credit Union said it has entered into a partnership with University of Texas at Arlington (UTA) Athletics.
The partnership expands membership access to UTA students, employees, alumni, and families affiliated with the second largest school in the UT system and signifies an “opportunity for UCU to expand its continued support of higher education and positively impact university communities in other regions,” University CU said.
UCU noted it has a “distinguished history” of support within the University of California (UC) system, and the new partnership represents an opportunity to bring its expertise to Texas and promote its university communities’ financial well-being and long-term success.
“We couldn’t be more excited to team up and win with the UT Arlington Athletics Department,” said UCU President and CEO Dr. David Tuyo II. “This partnership further represents our strength and commitment as the leading financial partner with universities across the country.”
What’s Included
University Credit Union said the partnership includes sponsorship of the UT Arlington Mavericks, an official debit and credit card of UTA Athletics (coming in late 2024), and a strong focus on financial well-being for students, employees, faculty, alumni, and retirees of UT Arlington.
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