Education Dive – Natalie Schwartz
“This fall semester, 20-year-old Isaac Irvin will spend several hours a week teaching his fellow students at Indiana University Bloomington about financial wellness. The junior is slated to start working as a peer financial educator with the college’s MoneySmarts team, which teaches students through presentations and one-on-one meetings about budgeting and paying off loans, among other topics. MoneySmarts is part of an effort spearheaded by the university to bring more clarity to college costs. In July, it announced an alliance for colleges that want to help students improve their financial position.” (more)