University of Hawai'i at Manoa Strengthening Retention through Financial Literacy.

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University of Hawai'i at Manoa Strengthening Retention through Financial Literacy

University of Hawai'i Tuition Table TermResidentNonresident $5,952$16, $6,768$18, $7,584$21, $8,400$23,232 4 Years $28,704$79,680 Source:

A Needs Assessment Students indicated:  Kinds of financial topics they would be interested in learning about.  Preferred methods of delivery. Staff/Faculty were asked:  What kinds of financial topics did they think students needed to learn about?  What were the student preferred methods of delivery?

Results Students Faculty /Staff 1InvestingBudgeting 2 Getting Ahead after Degree Avoiding Credit Problems 3 Student Loans 4Budgeting Avoiding ID Theft Kinds of Financial Information

Receiving Financial Information Students Faculty /Staff 1 Financial aid interview Extra credit 2 Event with free food 3 Extra credit Website 4Website Financial aid interview 5 New Student Orientation

Financial Literacy Curriculum  Review & Select suitable curriculum –Pilot –Evaluate –Revise & Adapt  Organize a campus committee  Train peer educators as delivery vehicle –Evaluate –Revise & Adapt

Results of Workshop Participation [N = 500 students in 20 sessions]  Gained new knowledge and understanding of basic personal financial management.  Increased their awareness of money management practices  Demonstrated greater awareness on 13 of 20 indicators; significant differences on 5

Program Expansion  Shidler College of Business faculty incorporated the materials in Finance courses  Peer educators recruited from Shidler  Access to College Excellence (ACE) peer mentors incorporated materials in freshmen learning communities

ACE – First Year Program  Fall 2009: 350 freshmen; 38 mentors –Kept track of expenses –Class lesson –On-line lessons –Reflection –Pre/Post Surveys: 12/20 significant –Final semester reflection

Qualitative Information  ACE –Financial literacy was the most important session –Time and money management lessons had the most impact

Program Events  New Student Orientation  UH Saves Day – Annually in February  Departmental Requests: i.e., SSS, COP, Residential Life

Building the Financial Capacity of Students  Show Reality  Importance of FAFSA  Encourage applying for scholarships  Learn about budgeting and finances

Ideas for Financial Literacy on Your Campus

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