Better Off After College
- $6.99 *
- No Reviews
- 0 Favorites
BETTER OFF AFTER COLLEGE is a book designed to help students and families make smart savings decisions, maximize their financial and merit aid, and avoid over-borrowing. Topics include how to build a college list, figure out how much debt is too much, and have productive and positive conversations around the kitchen table about this major financial decision.
- Provider
- Edmit
- Author
- Sabrina Manville and Nick Ducoff
- Price
- $6.99
- Price Note
- Kindle version, also available in paperback.
- Published / Released Year
- 2019
- Format and Delivery
- None
- Resource Type
- None
- Target Audience
- None
- Languages
- English
- Order Phone Number
- (888) 326-3420
- Jump$tart Standards
- Yes
No Reviews Found
-
COLLEGE CREDIT FOR LIFE is a nine-minute video for college students, and for high school students headed to college, on how to use credit responsibly and the consequences of mishandling credit. Also included with the video is a CD with a lesson plan, a quiz, and a hand-out for teachers to use with students in the classroom.
-
EDSTIMATE® is an online calculator designed to provide an estimate of the price for a college for one year, including living expenses, after subtracting financial aid grants and scholarships. It uses data reported by colleges to the federal government and in surveys to understand how generous colleges are with financial aid. It looks at a stude...
-
STUDENT ACADEMY FOR FINANCIAL EMPOWERMENT (SAFE) CREDIT & DEBIT is a program that empowers post-secondary students with the habits, mindset, skills, and information to enhance their financial well-being. Modules are 90-120 minutes each. Students learn about credit and how to responsibly leverage it, while also learning about debt.
-
DEBT-SLAPPED: STUDENT GUIDE is a wake-up call to high-school and college students about the life-altering consequences of taking on too much debt. The DVD helps students understand the pitfalls of credit card and student loan debt and suggests reasoned decisions and behavior change.
No Comments Found