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Financial Literacy

Financial Literacy is defined as the ability to use knowledge and skills to manage financial resources effectively for a lifetime of financial well-being. At The University of Scranton, we believe that developing a better understanding of financial concepts is part of well-rounded college experience.

The University of Scranton has teamed up with Inceptia to give you a leg up on financial education via their online program, Financial Avenue. With Financial Avenue, the idea is to provide you with smart resources to help demystify the world of personal finance. The tools, resources and information, will help you to navigate financial decisions, while you are in school and after you graduate.

  • Personal Finance Topicsplus or minus

    Psychology of Money  Earning Money
    Foundations of Money  Credit and Protecting Your Money
    College and Money Spending and Borrowing
    FAFSA  Debt and Repayment
    Loan Guidance  Future of Your Money

  • How to create your accountplus or minus

    Get started by setting up your private account at Financial Avenue. Once there, just click the “Login” link at the top of the page, click to sign up as a student and then provide your access code shown below. To create your account, you’ll need your Scranton student email address and a password of your choosing.

    ACCESS CODE: Royals88

    Returning Users Using your email address and password, you can return to your Financial Avenue account any time to review or finish courses, access tools and tips, and track your progress.

  • Questions or Support Issuesplus or minus

    Inceptia Customer Service = 1.888.454.4668 or customerservice@financialavenue.org

    Robert Perhacs – Student Financing Counselor – robert.perhacs@scranton.edu.

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