High School

A law passed in 2022 requires Michigan students take a one-half credit course in personal finance. Beginning with this year’s incoming freshman class, it’s a high school graduation requirement.

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Earning credits in high school can help reduce the cost of college. State Superintendent, Dr. Michael Rice, said notifying parents prior to or during a student’s sophomore year helps expand opportunity, particularly for historically underrepresented groups