College Money Matters

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COLLEGE MONEY MATTERS is a free website designed to help high school students understand how to limit college debt. Teachers can feel comfortable referring students to engaging videos, games, and articles on a wide range of topics including how student loans work; how much to borrow; reading financial aid packages, applying to a financial safety school, and much more.

Provider: College Money Matters
Price: Free
Price Note: 501(c)(3) contributions are welcome
Published / Released Year: 2021
Format and Delivery: Online Accessible, Online Use/Online Learning
Resource Type: Websites or Web Portals

Target Audience: High School, College/Postsecondary
Languages: English, Spanish
Special Needs: Visual Special Needs
Special Needs Note: Accessibility menu is available on site
Contact Information: 914-833-9235
Jump$tart Standards: Yes

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