Presentations
With Higher Education, you can present on a variety of financial topics including budgeting, credit, debt, home-buying, and digital identity protection. Presenting these topics at seminars, workshops, orientation sessions, and classroom guest lectures will help you strengthen and build relationships with your students.
Best Practices
- Host financial literacy workshops: Use the pre-built financial literacy presentations to create workshops that teach students, faculty, staff, and others on your campus the basics of personal finance. Offer the workshops in person or virtually, and make sure to promote them widely to ensure maximum attendance. This can be a great way to reach out to underserved student populations and help them become more financially literate.
- Offer webinars: Use the pre-built financial literacy presentations to create webinars that students on your campus can attend from the comfort of their dorm or apartment. Tailor these webinars to target different audiences - incoming students, graduating seniors, first-generation students, international students, etc.
- Partner with student services: Work with campus departments like TRIO, First-Year Experience, Residential Life, or Career Services to co-host these presentations as part of their existing programming. Provide additional resources and support to help participants put what they learn into practice.
- Use social media: Use these pre-built financial literacy presentations in social media campaigns to reach a wider audience. You can create short video clips or infographics to promote the presentations and highlight key takeaways. Encourage your followers to share the content and help spread financial literacy across your whole campus.
Presentation List
Each presentation comes with presenter notes and an audience handout so there's very little prep work needed. All workshops are designed for adult (18+) audiences, making them a natural fit for college students, faculty and staff, and family-oriented campus events.
Teach students how to improve their financial health by creating and maintaining a budget. Ages 18+.
Help students understand what credit is and why it's essential to their financial lives. Ages 18+.
Discuss tactics that will help your students make a plan to pay off debt - including student loans.
Teach graduating seniors and alumni the core pillars of mortgage approval, including debt-to-income ratio, mortgage types, and the steps required in the home-buying process. Ages 18+.
Discuss some of the most common scams and fraud tactics students face online. Ages 18+.
