In an unprecedented move, OnPath Credit Union has partnered with Stukent to provide every high school student in Louisiana FREE access to the Stukent Personal Finance Simulation and Curriculum. This generous grant will help Louisiana students develop the skills they need to build bright financial futures.
Thanks to OnPath Credit Union, you can implement the Stukent Personal Finance Simulation and Curriculum in your classroom for free!
The Stukent Personal Finance Simulation introduces your students to financial literacy principles in an immersive, engaging way. Your students will get hands-on experience with skills like budgeting, paying bills, filing taxes, applying for loans, and much more!
The Personal Finance Simulation uses decision-theory learning to teach financial literacy simply and effectively.
In the Personal Finance Simulation, students get to experience the impact of their financial decisions in both the simulation and in the classroom. Students’ decisions have real in-class consequences, creating an environment where their choices dictate their experiences … and their grades!
The Personal Finance Simulation comes with a curriculum designed to help you teach personal finance in a meaningful way. The in-class activities can easily be integrated into any existing curriculum and are designed with a teacher’s busy schedule in mind. The curriculum and the simulation work together to reinforce concepts and lay the groundwork for content covered later in the course.
Students start with budgets to track and basic bills to pay. Academic performance in class determines if they earn a raise or lose income.
Just like the real world is full of surprises, students experience unexpected events that influence their finances.
By applying budgeting skills, students regularly purchase their Personal Finance Simulation score.
Students develop credit scores based on in-class behavior and simulation decisions. The scores allow them to take on liabilities and purchase assets like cars and real estate.
Students develop credit scores based on in-class behavior and simulation decisions. The scores allow them to take on liabilities and purchase assets like cars and real estate.