Students often consider the return on investment of their degree when deciding whether and where to enroll in college, but not every student receives financial education from their institution on how ...

RACINE, Wis. (CBS 58) -- At the Memorial Hall in Racine, a group of students got a trial run in what life is like as an adult. Around 100 students participated in "Reality Check" Monday, an ...

Most students expect their earnings to go toward paying for college, but few can say their colleges are matching that investment in their future. At McPherson College in Kansas, students who opt in to ...

Global Money Week offers an opportunity for schools to highlight the value of financial education and responsible decision ...

About 200 students at Sacramento Charter High got some financial life lessons on Wednesday. The school’s junior and senior classes participated in an immersive budget workshop as part of a financial ...

Money management isn’t just an adult skill, it’s survival for college students. Between tuition, rent, groceries, and the occasional midnight coffee run, learning to handle finances can feel like an ...

Merrill Private Wealth Management and IMG Academy recently announced a new partnership for a financial literacy program to help the school's student-athletes have a better understanding of finance ...

Today’s high school students handle more financial complexity than previous generations, juggling digital banking, investment apps, student loan decisions, and new payment technologies. This creates ...

For most young Canadians, the journey to financial literacy begins with pursuing a degree at a college, university, or technical school. This step into launching an adult life is also when many begin ...

St. Ambrose equips students with financial and student loan decision-making skills DAVENPORT, Iowa—St. Ambrose University is partnering with the Iowa College Student Aid Commission (Iowa College Aid) ...

In his op-ed “I’m not financially literate. Here’s how I could be” in the Dec. 28 edition, Brookline High School student Ravin Bhatia asks: “Is it not the least bit shameful, or at least embarrassing, ...