College tours are the opening act to a teen’s college journey.  While picturesque campuses and delicious dining options can be mesmerizing, exploring the financial implications of attending a college [...]

$3.6 billion. That’s how many Pell Grant dollars the high school class of 2022 left on the table by not completing The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). [...]

Studies show that students are more likely to budget, save and manage their credit after they take a financial literacy class. But we don’t just want students to be [...]

In a recent survey conducted by the Department of Public Instruction (DPI), a concerning trend emerged: fewer than half of the high school students surveyed felt confident in clearly [...]

Deciding whether to attend college after high school is one of the biggest decisions teens make in their lives. That one choice is a catalyst for all of their [...]

April is National Financial Capability Month National Financial Capability Month is dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of financial education in the United States and the serious consequences [...]

Sharing your own money mistakes and how you fixed them is a great way to help students learn When it comes to teaching financial education and career planning, the [...]

Did you know that the U.S. Department of Education awarded approximately $112 billion in federal grants, loans, and work-study funds to more than 10.1 million students in the fiscal [...]

January is College and Career Readiness Month. Sounds great! But what does it mean? College and career readiness means that students leave high school prepared to successfully transition into [...]

Keep students focused on the right number to help them make money-smart career decisions There’s been no shortage of articles this summer about college rankings, precipitated by a Columbia [...]