College-Level Financial Education

Give Them Everything They Need to be Successful

You’re dedicated to giving your students the tools they need to be successful adults. Understanding money is a critical part of that. And almost everyone wishes they had learned about money sooner. In fact, 63% of Americans think financial education should be offered in school¹.

Avoid building a curriculum of your own. The Adulting 101 workshop covers all the financial bases – from banking basics, to credit and debt, to career readiness.

Adulting 101: Finances for the soon-to-be college graduate

This five-part series includes 30-minute sessions created to guide soon-to-be college graduates towards financial empowerment. Secure a successful transition into adulthood for your students with information on the basics of banking and credit, how to budget, and tips on preparing for job interviews.

▸Banking 101
How to use a Checking and Savings Account properly – plus how to manage those accounts to avoid service fees.

▸ Creating a Budget
Successfully manage finances – especially with paychecks coming in – with clear financial goals and a solid budget.

▸Understanding Credit
Credit and debt are facts of life…and learning what credit is and how to use it responsibly can mean the difference between financial success and financial stress.

▸ Managing Debt
There’s a way to effectively accrue and manage debt to build credit and prepare for life’s major purchases.  

▸Preparing for Your First Career
Build a winning resume and rock the interview in the first step towards building your career.

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