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Improve Your Students' Success - And Your Institution's Retention Rate

Financial trouble is the leading cause for dropouts among students, trumping academic struggles. Even if they excel academically, some students are leaving school under the pressure of increasing debt.

Financial literacy can benefit both students and institutions. With Good Money Habits for Students, an online educational program, students can learn valuable, life-long lessons that can help keep them in school and minimize debt.

By implementing our versatile programs, institutions can enrich the value of a student's educational experience and prepare them or a life of financial confidence.


Financial Education Can Help Institutions:

  • Increase Student Retention/Persistence
  • Increase Institutional Revenues

    Financial Education Can Help Students:

  • Remain in School and Focus on Academics
  • Develop Skills to Become Financially Fit for Life


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    See what makes EDSA the right choice when considering providing financial education for your institution.
    Find out how your institution can benefit from EDSA's programs beyond student financial success.
    Learn how your students can benefit from implementing EDSA's diverse educational programs.

     
    Recent News
    updated September 15, 2011
    "New research from the University of Arizona shows that high school and college students who are exposed to cumulative financial education show an increase in financial knowledge, which in turn drives increasingly responsible financial behavior as they become young adults."
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    "The Class of 2011 will graduate this spring from America's colleges and universities with a dubious distinction: the most indebted ever."
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    Financially illiterate college students are facing accumulated debt as much as $98,000 upon graduation.
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