How Financial Health Impacts Student Success

Higher education can provide students with remarkable access and opportunity, but financial challenges often prevent them from achieving their goals.

Our recently released report, "Driving College Success: Factors for Assessing Student Financial Health,” explores how institutions can support students academically and financially by focusing on several key factors, including:

• The true cost of higher education and the amount of unmet need
• Estimated family contribution
• Composition and stability of available income sources
• Academic and non-academic planning
• Debt-to-completion pace ratio and debt-to-future income ratio

Impact Student Financial Health at EMERGE

Join us at EMERGE, May 14-16 in Scottsdale, AZ, to learn more about the link between financial health and academic success and how your institution can make a difference during these must-see sessions:

• Consumer Financial Health: Student Edition, where we discuss financial health from a student’s perspective and hear from industry leaders working with students to strengthen their financial footing
• Big Idea: Data for Good: Improving Financial Capability Through Personalized Education, which explores how institutions are inspiring financial capability for their customers and employees using personalized education
• Beyond Financial Education: Employer Innovation in Financial Wellness, where a panel of innovative employers will share how their commitment to help employees manage day-to-day financial needs through personalized guidance is benefitting their workers and their businesses

Plus, hear from key influencers like: