Assessment Methods & Learning Objectives
Portfolio Development
Students build comprehensive portfolios showcasing budget analyses, financial plans, and case study solutions throughout the program.
- Monthly budget creation exercises
- Financial scenario problem solving
- Software proficiency demonstrations
- Peer review and feedback sessions
Practical Projects
Real-world application through projects that mirror actual financial planning challenges faced by individuals and businesses.
- Family budget optimization projects
- Small business financial planning
- Investment strategy development
- Cost-benefit analysis assignments
Knowledge Assessments
Regular evaluations ensure understanding of key concepts and ability to apply financial principles in various contexts.
- Module completion quizzes
- Comprehensive mid-program review
- Final capstone presentation
- Professional certification preparation
Collaborative Learning
Group activities and discussions enhance learning through shared experiences and diverse perspectives on financial challenges.
- Weekly study group participation
- Budget planning team projects
- Case study group analysis
- Professional networking sessions
Program Enrollment Details
The next cohort begins August 2025, with applications due by July 15th. The program includes 18 months of structured learning, mentorship opportunities, and access to professional budgeting software. Classes meet twice weekly with additional online resources available throughout.
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