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EPISODE · Jan 13, 2020 · 21 MIN

Why is Financial Literacy Education so Important for Students and Institutions?

from NACUBO In Brief

The financial environment for families entering higher education is more complex than ever. As costs increase across the higher education landscape, it's increasingly important for institutions to take responsibility to both make a sound case for the long-term economic value of higher education and to help families understand how to pay for their educational experience and reduce risk.  On this episode, Wittenberg University Director of Student Financial Services, Doug Schantz, joins NACUBO's Bryan Dickson to discuss the shared responsibility of financial literacy education and the resources available to institutions looking to help families stay informed.

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