The Value of The EDSA Group Programs
Most of us simply do not get exposed to sound financial lessons, or we are influenced by other people's flawed practices.
Financial stress is the leading cause of student dropouts. Keep students in school and focused on their education by teaching them to take charge of their finances. In addition to providing students valuable lessons that they may otherwise not be exposed to, the university can benefit in many ways.
Help students stay in school and set them up for success in school and beyond!
Financial education can help students:
Avoid financial problems that get in the way of education.
Prevent and reduce student debt by learning how to manage credit.
Identify the importance and learn how to take control of their personal finances to prepare for what is to come after graduation.
Recognize the value in taking a job with a strong 401(k) plan and why a 401(k) plan is beneficial to them.
Develop the skills to become financially independent and self-reliant.
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Intelligent students may not be financially literate. (and that may be true for faculty members, too):
Be proactive in helping to manage the leading cause of student dropouts: financial problems.
Attain financial independence and feel secure about their future.
Provide guidance through lessons that they may not learn in a textbook.
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