WVU Partnership Will Teach Athletes Financial Literacy

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West Virginia University unveiled a historic partnership with Robinhood on Wednesday that will embed financial literacy courses into the curriculum for all scholarship athletes.

The course, which has been offered in recent years in an exploratory phase, will now be required for all WVU student-athletes on scholarship, and optional for those who are not, according to a report by WBOY in Clarksburg. It will also be integrated into the freshman seminar classes at WVU beginning in 2022-23, so non-student-athletes can receive the same financial education.

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