Comprehensive Financial Literacy to Improve Retention and Reduce Default 2013 is a conference that covers topics such as:
- Setting the Stage for the Financial Side of College
- The Link between Cost, Retention, and Default
- What Money Worries Do Students Have?
- Workshopping Your Current Tools
- Programming for Second- and Third-Year Students
- Financial Education for First-Year Students
- Increasing Participation in Your Programming
- Financial Education for Senior and Graduating
- Regulation and Compliance Considerations
- Considerations for Special Student Populations
- Organizing a Campus-Wide Effort
- Optional Pre-Conference Workshop: Identifying At-Risk Students
Comprehensive Financial Literacy to Improve Retention and Reduce Default 2013 brings together:
- Registrars and bursars
- Financial aid professionals
- At-risk student program directors, assistant directors, and coordinators
- Retention specialists
- Residential life programming professionals
- Peer mentor program directors, assistant directors, and coordinators
- First-year student seminars and programming directors, assistant directors, and coordinators
- Professionals responsible for student wellness initiatives
- Orientation directors, assistant directors, and coordinators
