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AACRAO SEM 2014 – Los Angeles Session ID: 3490
Miner Money Management: Tackling Financial Literacy & Default Prevention
Presented by: Bridgette Betz & Gena Boling, Missouri University of Science and TechnologyTuesday, October 28, 2014, Time 2:15pm-3:45pmSession ID 3490
AACRAO SEM 2014 – Los Angeles Session ID: 3490
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Introduction
Learn how Missouri University of Science and Technology (Missouri S&T) developed and implemented Miner Money Management (M3), a financial literacy and default prevention program that has been featured as a best practice in the Missouri Higher Education e-magazine (December 2013)
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Learning Outcomes of this Session:
• National need to think about default prevention
• Student Development Theory
• Outcomes of a successful Financial Literacy Program
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Missouri University of Science and Technology
• Founded in 1870 as Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy
• Became University of Missouri – Rolla in 1964 as part of the University of Missouri System
• Renamed Missouri University of Science and Technology (Missouri S&T) in 2008
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Enrollment
6,522 Undergraduate• 1,291 new freshmen• 460 new transfers
2,120 Graduate
8,642 Students
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Missouri S&T Student profile• Midrange ACT: 26-31 SAT: 1200-1410• 34% ranked in top 10% of high school
class• Largest minority student enrollment in
school history (11%); increased minority student enrollment by 160% since fall 2000
• Largest female population in S&T history
• First year retention rate is 86%• Six year graduation rate is 66%
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Estimated Cost for Fall 2014 and Spring 2015
Missouri Resident
$ 9,924896
9,396 $ 20,216
Out of State Resident
$24,734896
9,396 $35,026
Tuition and FeesBooks and SuppliesRoom and BoardTotal
• Tuition and Fees: budget based on average freshman course load of 28 credit hours, 11 hours of supplemental course fees, 28 credit hours of student activity, health service and IT fees.
• Room and board: based on average residential life cost for the campus population.
• Students should also budget for approximately $2,540 in personal spending (although this may vary widely by student).
Direct Cost of Education
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Full-Time Average Salary 2013-2014
Average Undergraduate Starting Salary: $61,412Average Graduate Starting Salary: $70,700
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Borrower Information• 3479 federal student loan borrowers, 42.8% of
student population• Average graduate student borrowed $13,477
in 13-14• Average undergraduate student borrowed
$6,490 in 13-14
Cohort Default Rates2009 3 year: 5.3%2010 3 year: 5.3%2011 3 year: 3.8%
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Analysis of 2010 Cohort
• Academic classification• Number of hours completed• Academic major attempted• Grade point average• Other demographics
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Academic Classification
12%
88%
GraduateUnder-graduate
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Degree Completion: Undergraduate
6%23%
17%12%
48%
Earned Degree0-29 Credit Hours30-59 Credit Hours60-89 Credit Hours90+ Credit Hours
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Degree Completion: Graduate
3%
97%
Earned DegreeDid not earn degree
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Academic Breakdown by Major
13%48%
39%
Un-de-cided
Engineer-ing
Arts, Sci-ences, & Business
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Grade Point Average
1325
58
8 4.0-3.02.99-2.01.99-1.0.99-0
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Demographic Data
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
63%
37%
70%
43%37%
First Time Col-lege StudentTransfer StudentPell Recipient0 EFCFirst Generation
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Other Considerations
• Servicer history – Multiple servicers– Prominent servicer
• Enrollment history– Did student enroll
elsewhere?– Has student
subsequently earned a degree?
• Repayment history– Did repayment ever
begin?– At what point did
delinquency begin?
• Withdrawal history– Mid-semester
withdrawal– Unofficial/Official
withdrawal
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Residence Life
Student Life
Financial Aid
My Professional Journey
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We are more alike, my friends…Shared context of
professional practice
Similar frameworks of professional practice
Students: the reason for our professional practice
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Student Personnel Point of View1. Education for a fuller realization of
democracy in every phase of living2. Education directly and explicitly for
understanding and cooperation3. Education for the application of creative
imagination and trained intelligence to the solution of social problems and to the administration of public affairs NASPA, 1949
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Key considerations
How will our profession transform itself to better serve the students of
the future?How will we help ensure access,
affordability, and accountability within the constructs of constrained
resources and in light of heightened expectations?
NASPA, 1949
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Framework for professional practice
• There exists an interconnectedness of in- and out-of-classroom experiences
• Student experiences are directly related to completion
• Resources offered by institution can directly impact a student’s experience
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Student Development Theory
Theory and research guiding the practice
• Astin’s Theory of Involvement • Kolb’s Theory of Experiential Learning• Schlossberg’s Transition Theory
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Astin’s Theory of Involvement
For student growth to take place, students need to actively engage in their environment.
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Astin: Theory to Practice
• Develop learning outcomes before implementing initiatives.
• Determine what you want your students to learn. What are the most important takeaways?
• Be Intentional • Consider the message!
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Kolb’s Theory of Experiential Learning
Learning involves understanding new concepts provided by new experiences, internalized by students in a four stage
learning cycle
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Kolb’s 4 Stage Learning Cycle
1. Concrete Experience2. Reflective Observation3. Abstract Conceptualization 4. Active Experimentation
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Kolb: Theory to Practice
• Make sure activities are designed so that students have an opportunity to engage in the information
• Mix things up a bit! Don’t always show a power point presentation!
• Plan follow up after your event
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Schlossberg’s Transition Theory
Any transition (event or non-event) results in a changed relationship, routine, assumption and
role can have a major impact on a student’s life! How the student feels about that
transition and the resources available to the student during the transition can have great impact on the student’s ability to transition
successfully.
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Schlossberg: Theory to Practice
• Understand students are likely to be overwhelmed by the college process—as well as the financial aid process!
• Provide fun activities which mix in a bit of information instead of overwhelming a student with tons of information which can be intimidating.
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Miner Money Management
• Events planned throughout the year by Peer Counselors
• Student to student interaction
• Topics covering budgeting, investing, loan repayment
• Fun activities along with important information
• On campus collaboration
Financial Literacy Program
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Challenges
• Student participation• Funding• Time and energy• Turnover of peer counselors
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Measures of Success
• Attendance• Social Media interaction• Surveys• Retention rates
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Missouri S&T: Results
292% increase in attendance!
2012-20133 Events
Held41 Attendees
2013-20146 Events Held306 Attendees
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What students are saying…
Investi
ng 101
The fundamentals
of cre
dit
Basic Budgeting
Scholarsh
ips
Loans 1
01
Healthy e
ating on a budget
Retirement p
lanning
Getting to
know yo
ur financia
l aid
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Summary
• Key Points to Remember– Every student population is different – a
comprehensive analysis to determine areas of weakness is necessary in establishing a successful financial literacy and default prevention program.
– Student engagement is key – consider working with Student Affairs to develop an outreach program which will have the greatest level of impact on your students.
– Document everything! Plan every event in consideration of measureable outcomes.
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Resources
Reslife.net
Handbook of Student Affairs Administration
NASPA.ORG
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Thank You!
Bridgette Betz ([email protected])Gena Boling ([email protected])
Please complete the session evaluation form!