Helping Students with Money Matters
Festive Finance: Gifting on a Budget
Shifting the focus from stuff to value is a core financial literacy skill, and one that pays dividends well beyond the holidays.
College Isn’t Cheap, But Thrifting Is!
Let’s be real–college life isn’t exactly cheap. Between tuition, housing, partying, coffee runs, and spontaneous Target trips, saving money isn’t exactly the easiest feat. This means saving money wherever you can is a must–that’s where thrifting comes in!
Festive Finance: Thanksgiving Recipes That Are Delicious on a Dime
Thanksgiving is about connection and gratitude—not credit card debt. We hope that these resources help you to pull off a feast that feels luxurious without spending a fortune.
CashCourse: Your Free Financial Friend – An Update Guide
Are you looking for a platform to teach you financial literacy basics? Well, you are in luck! The Office of Financial Aid and Emory Financial Literacy is proudly offering free access for Emory University students to the newly updated CashCourse!
✈️ What to Know About Summer Education Abroad 2026 🌍
Thinking about education abroad this summer? Here’s everything you need to know to plan your adventure!
ATL on a Budget: Fun Things To Do This Fall That Won’t Empty Your Pockets
Atlanta is home to a variety of gorgeous greenspaces, and the weather right now is perfect for taking advantage of them.
Hey Chat, Make A Budget For Me!
AI is everywhere, we wanted to see how helpful it could be creating a budget. Turns out, it can help.
Here are the top 6 things I really wish someone had told me about money before I stepped on campus. Consider this your freshman-year finance survival guide.
Top 10 Résumé-Worthy Summer Side-Hustles for College Students (That Aren’t Soul-Sucking)
No internship? That doesn’t mean you’re falling behind.
What matters is how you use your summer—whether you’re leveling up your people skills at camp or building a micro-empire on Depop. These gigs aren’t just jobs; they’re launchpads.
Unlock Financial Success: Tools and Resources at Emory University
As a student, taking control of your finances for the future is of utmost importance. Here at Emory Financial Literacy, we’re committed to empowering students with essential financial skills for life beyond campus
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