Award-Winning Financial Literacy Solutions
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Video-Based Entrance & Exit Counseling test
- Department of Education compliant
- Educates students on federal student loans, payment options, payment plans, consequences of default, and more
- Pre and post-testing
- Detailed, customizable, and real-time reporting
Entrance & Exit Counseling
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Personalized Financial Literacy Platform
- Financial literacy education that connects over 600 schools & 1.2 million students
- Top Product of 2012, 2013 & 2014, University Business Magazine
- 2013 Outstanding Consumer Information Award, Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education
Literacy Platform
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Award-Winning Classroom Curriculum
- Named 2013 & 2015 “Education Program of the Year” by the Institute for Financial Literacy
- Employs 'flipped' or 'inverted' classroom method
- Written by best-selling author Sharon Lechter & Certified Personal Family Finance Educator Angela Totman
Classroom Curriculum
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Best-in-class co-branding
We extend your school's logo and colors to every page of the platform
Insanely customizable
Hide unwanted features and push custom school content to your iGrad site
Seamless integration options
Easily integrated with your school's site(s), including turn-key Single Sign On options
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"Frequently updated content, commitment to making it the best platform out there, and openness to feedback and ideas. What was very important to us was the flexibility of iGrad; it allows us to use the site in ways no other product did. "
Chris Conway, Director, Financial Education Initiatives
University of Phoenix -
"All the topics that are discussed are student relevant. iGrad has so many avenues to getting financial literacy to our students - all fun and interactive."
Kathi Tavares, Director Of Billing and Collections
Johnson and Wales University -
"In today's economic climate… it is incumbent upon colleges and universities to better educate our students on money management. iGrad provides an interactive platform that incorporates valuable information on financial literacy… financial aid assistance… and job search."
Roy Radney, Director of Financial Aid
California State at Bakersfield -
"Your responsiveness and cooperation made every build and issue resolution seem so much easier than they actually were. Your [Their] group has been one of the best groups I have ever worked with and hope others take notice of the service you provide."
Benjamin Williams, Business Analyst, Technology Integration
University of Phoenix -
"Berkeley College is continuously educating students on financial literacy. iGrad is an effective tool in promoting financial literacy and engaging students in best practices to manage their finances."
Howard Leslie, VP of Financial Aid
Berkeley College -
"We made this selection [iGrad] on the basis of the depth and breadth of the content and delivery... our requests for updates and additional material on the site gets done quickly. Responsiveness of the team is excellent."
Michael Niedzwiecki,Student Financial Services
Monroe College
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Financial Literacy Resources
Here at iGrad we strive to educate administrators on the latest news in student loans, budgeting, career development, and personal finance. Through careful analysis of the latest trends in higher education, we are able to put together provocative resources.
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Financial Literacy Blog: Bridging the gap between financial literacy and financial capability.
Leading financial wellness company iGrad has partnered with Florida International University (FIU) to offer its artificial intelligence-powered student financial literacy platform to the public research university’s 58,000 students.
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Offering a student financial wellbeing program can help students assess the need for debt and determine if the benefits outweigh the costs.
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Studies show that the majority of college students experience financial stress no matter what the state of the economy.
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An Ohio State study found that 70 percent of students are financially stressed over such things as tuition, living expenses, the job market and student loan debt.
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