Similar to its online rival, Amazon, Walmart is seeking to disrupt the health care industry by offering low-cost and low-barrier services.
In part of an effort to expand its health care business, Walmart is expanding its offering of nearly free college courses, focusing on health and wellness.
The company's 1.5 million employees can now apply for nine different higher education programs through six universities.
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