The College of Wooster is committed to providing resources for students’ financial literacy and financial concerns through our Financial Wellness program, MONEY MATTERS. This program provides resources throughout the year to help students tackle complex issues such as banking, budgeting, credit, student loans, and planning for life after college. MONEY MATTERS holds in-person events throughout the year, and can provide tailored programming for student groups and classes.
One-on-one appointments are available to address any financial issues such as financial aid, funding resources, budgeting, credit or any other financial issues. Appointments can be in-person, virtually through Teams or Zoom, or by phone.
Upcoming Events
FAFSA Workshop
In this workshop, students will learn about Money Matters – the Financial Wellness Program here at the College of Wooster! We will learn about budgeting, credit, banking basics, and more! Free lunch will be provided!
Click here to register!
One-On-One Appointments
Do you have questions about Financial Aid or Financial Wellness? Maybe you would like to create a budget, or talk about scholarships. Click on the “Schedule An Appointment” tab above to schedule a time that fits your schedule to receive personalized tools and resources to help you on your financial journey!
Weekly Drop-In Hours!
Stop by to talk about any questions or concerns you may have about financial aid or financial wellness! Can’t make these times, then click on the “Schedule Appointment” link on this page to book a time that works for you, call our office at 330-263-2193, email financialaid@wooster.edu, or stop by our office on the second floor of Lowry!
Why is Financial Literacy so important?
Understanding your finances enables you to make sound decisions both now and in the future. In a college environment there are many complicated, difficult financial decisions that are often being made for the first time. By choosing to stay informed and seek out resources to understand the impact of their financial decisions, students are more likely to succeed and avoid common financial pitfalls. Having strong financial literacy can you make sound borrowing decisions, as well as help you to build credit and achieve financial stability. Watch this video below to learn more about Financial Literacy.