The Clarkson College Financial Aid department is dedicated to helping students learn about financial well-being in all aspects of their professional and personal lives. During Financial Wellness Week, students can participate in events designed to help you gain insight into everyday financial practices and develop healthy habits when it comes to spending and budgeting.
The first 15 students who register for and attend one of the week’s events will win a $10 gift card. Students who attend any individual session will also be eligible for a $25 gift card drawing. Read below to learn how you can earn a $500 scholarship.
Zoom Session
When: 4:45–5:45 p.m. CST
Register Online
Ginny Fallon, a Financial Advisor with Prudential, will lead this seminar, designed to help you learn new behaviors and adopt healthy financial practices—so no matter what your future holds, you can face it with confidence. The session will cover topics such as saving for the future, protecting your assets and preparing for retirement.
Zoom Session
When: 4:45–5:45 p.m. CST
Join Zoom Event
Register here to be eligible to win a gift card.
Julia Conover, a Senior Personal Banker with First National Bank of Omaha, will lead a seminar to help you learn personal finance basics. She will help attendees learn about credit, savings, budgeting and finance to help change your life in a meaningful way and allow you to take control of your financial future.
30-minute Sessions
When:11 a.m.–1 p.m. and 3 p.m.–5 p.m.
Sign up for a session
Schedule a 30-minute, one-on-one session with Prudential Financial Advisor Ginny Fallon who will review your current financial situation and help you navigate future financial challenges.
Clarkson College students may enter to win a $500 scholarship by completing educational courses through Financial Avenue. You must complete at least one, 30-minute online course between March 22 and March 26, 2021 to be entered, and the more courses you complete, the more times your name will be entered.
How to Enter
You must score 70 percent or higher in order to be entered into the drawings.
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