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At ÃÈÃÃÊÓƵ, we are committed to helping students build strong financial habits that support both academic success and long-term career goals. Financial literacy is more than budgeting. It’s about understanding how to manage money wisely, plan for the future, and make informed financial decisions throughout college and beyond.

Through campus programs, partnerships, and student support services, ÃÈÃÃÊÓƵ provides opportunities for students to learn essential financial skills such as budgeting, saving, credit management, student loan awareness, career planning, and financial goal setting.

Financial Literacy Opportunities and Services

ORI 101 – Module 3: Financial Literacy and Careers

Students enrolled in ORI 101 complete Module 3, which focuses on financial literacy and career readiness. This module introduces students to the connection between financial wellness and career planning by covering topics such as:

• Budgeting basics
• Managing personal expenses
• Understanding financial aid and student responsibilities
• Career planning and earning potential
• Setting short-term and long-term financial goals

This foundational learning helps students begin their college journey with practical financial knowledge and career awareness.

Family Savings Credit Union – Career Online Financial Education

Through our partnership with Family Savings Credit Union, students participating in Career Online have access to financial education support focused on personal money management and financial wellness.

Topics may include:

• Building and maintaining savings
• Understanding checking and savings accounts
• Credit scores and responsible borrowing
• Financial planning for education and career advancement

This partnership helps students connect financial success with educational achievement.

Regions Bank – Lunch and Learn Sessions

Regions Bank partners with ÃÈÃÃÊÓƵ to provide in-person Lunch and Learn financial literacy sessions at the Ayers Campus, specifically supporting students in FAME and CoMET programs.

These sessions offer practical, real-world financial education, including:

• Budgeting and money management
• Banking basics
• Credit and debt awareness
• Financial planning after graduation
• Workplace financial readiness

These interactive sessions allow students to ask questions and receive guidance directly from financial professionals.

Student Support Services (SSS)

Student Support Services (SSS) provides additional financial literacy support to eligible students as part of its student success programming.

Financial literacy resources may include:

• Financial aid guidance
• Budgeting assistance
• Academic and financial success coaching
• Workshops focused on financial wellness and persistence to graduation

SSS helps students stay informed and financially prepared throughout their college experience.

Get on Board Day

During Get on Board Day, students have the opportunity to connect directly with local financial institutions and community partners who provide valuable financial education resources.

These campus engagement opportunities help students learn about:

• Banking services
• Savings opportunities
• Financial planning tools
• Community resources for financial wellness

This event encourages students to build relationships with trusted financial institutions early in their college experience.

Our Goal

Our goal is simple: to help every student succeed academically, personally, and financially.

Financial literacy empowers students to reduce financial stress, make confident decisions, and prepare for a stronger future. At ÃÈÃÃÊÓƵ, we believe student success includes financial success.

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