Courses and programs
Money 101
Need a one credit hour class? Money 101 (FSHS 101) provides an introduction to resources and tools available to assist students in developing beginning personal finance skills that will assist them throughout their lifetime. Application exercises will allow students to apply personal finance knowledge in solving real-life problems. No Textbook required.
Class Dates: Vary
Tuition: Based on Current Year's Tuition Rates
Delivery Method: Online through DCE
Contact K-State's Division of Continuing Education for course questions at 785-532-5575, 1-800-622-2KSU (2578) or informationdce@k-state.edu.
My College Money Plan
MyCollegeMoneyPlan.org assists college bound students in selecting a post-secondary education that not only meets their academic and career goals but also focus on what the student and family can reasonably afford. It contains worksheets and guidance to help build a multi-year financial plan. The course also offers basic personal financial management education to equip the first-year college student with information and skills needed to attain life-long financial independence.
MyCollegeMoneyPlan.org was created by the Financial Literacy Project at Wichita State University, Wichita, Kansas, and funded by a federal College Access Challenge Grant through the Kansas Board of Regents.
Love Your Money
LoveYourMoney.org is a seven module self-paced financial literacy program designed to provide college students with the tools they need to manage their money, understand the financial markets and save and invest wisely.
If you are a student, you can access and complete the online course to learn basic principles and techniques for money management and investing. You may also want to regularly visit the social networking sites linked to the home page for updates and discussion.
LoveYourMoney.org was developed by Kansas State University and other extension programs with a grant from the FINRA Investor Education Foundation.
CashCourse
The information in CashCourse will help you make informed financial decisions throughout your college years and into your professional life.
Start with financial basics and follow up with paying for college, college life, economic survival tips and more.
The National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE) created CashCourse.org.