Headline News

Now on the College Course Menu: Personal Finance

More than two-thirds of states require high school students to take a personal finance class before graduation, according to the Council for Economic Education. Now, personal finance courses, offered mostly as electives, are sprouting up at public and private colleges nationwide and getting a boost from a new initiative by Stanford University. While some colleges have long offered personal finance classes, the new effort to develop and promote college-level personal finance instruction carries Stanford’s academic heft.


Read Full Article

More news from NAICU

  • Survey: Most Parents Still Want Their Kids to Go to College
  • Law or Medical School May Be Out of Reach for More College Students After New Federal Loan Limits
  • FAFSA Completion Rate Bounces Back to Pre-Pandemic Levels
  • Minnesota Colleges and Universities Weight Impacts of Changes in Senate Bill
  • Pell Grant Changes Could Raise College Cost for Virginia Students
  • Business Leaders Call Trump Attacks on Universities a Competitive Threat
  • Back to Article Overview