
Financial wellbeing
Financial Wellbeing is essentially our ability to manage what we have in a responsible manner – both in the short term and the long.
Your Financial Wellbeing
It’s a good idea to plot your professional future as soon as possible, and the acclaimed staff of the Office of Personal and Career Development can help. Nearly 98 percent of students had secured employment or a graduate school spot within six months of graduation. That’s one of the highest in the country.
Financial wellbeing practices
- Create a budget.
- Mitigate your current debt.
- Be flexible and prepared for unexpected expenses.
- Recognize that good habits build momentum over time.
- It may seem silly to set up a retirement account now, but even investing just a little at a young age goes a long way (yay compound interest!).