PRACTICAL FINANCIAL SKILLS FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING 4

Catalog description

This course empowers neurodivergent students to build financial literacy and confidence in managing everyday money matters. Students will develop essential math and budgeting skills while exploring practical topics such as banking and credit union services, credit card use, saving strategies, and comparison shopping. Emphasis is placed on real-life application, encouraging students to make informed decisions and develop habits that support financial independence and long-term stability. This course is part of the Tools for Transition & Work cohort-based program for neurodivergent learners pursuing independent success in college, career, and adult life.