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Bank on it: A Babson Financial Literacy Experience in Miami

Money isn’t just about numbers—it’s about mindset. Bank on It: A Babson Financial Literacy Experience is a two-day immersive program designed to equip high school students with the financial knowledge and entrepreneurial thinking they need to make smart money decisions and seize opportunities.

Through interactive workshops, real-world case studies, and engaging discussions led by Babson-trained experts and accomplished entrepreneurs, students will learn to manage their finances with confidence while developing the problem-solving, risk-taking, and creative thinking skills that define an entrepreneurial leader.

Thanks to everyone who helped to make the June, 2026 Bank On It experience such a great success!

Our students spent two days getting hands-on with the decisions that become part of our day-to-day lives.

They dug into how credit really works, why it matters to understand it early, how investing is more than just saving money…it’s about building wealth, and they learned from our Babson Financial Literacy project faculty, as well as alumni and industry leaders.

The students left with more confidence about their financial future…and ahead of the curve!
Keep your eyes on this page for additional information about 2027 programs.

Contact Us

Please check back in early 2027 for additional information about possible future programs.
Location

Babson College, 1200 Brickell Ave, Suite 300, Miami FL 33131

Target Audience

High school students who are rising sophomores through rising seniors. Students must be a minimum of 15 years of age.

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Think big. Plan smart. Bank on yourself.

At Babson, we believe financial literacy isn’t just about saving and spending—it’s about leveraging resources, thinking strategically, and making informed decisions to create long-term success. Sponsored by alumni leaders John Hudspeth '08, Leon Perez ’98, and Alberto Perlman ’98, this financial literacy course will empower current high school students to take control of their financial future and develop the entrepreneurial mindset that will serve them in business and in life.

A Financial Literacy Workshop from the #1 School for Entrepreneurship

  1. Tips & Tricks for Managing Your Credit – Learn how to use credit cards wisely, avoid fees, and improve your credit score.
  2. Managing Your Money to Build Your Best Life – Master budgeting, smart spending, and saving strategies.
  3. Becoming Bank Savvy – Understand different types of bank accounts and how to choose the right one.
  4. Getting Started with Investing – Learn investment basics, including stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and ETFs.
  5. Investing to Achieve Your Financial Goals – Explore how to build and diversify an investment portfolio.
  6. Understanding Your Paycheck – Understand paycheck deductions and the financial implications of your job options.

Curious minds. Confident choices. Students growing their financial and entrepreneurial skills together at Bank on It.

Bank on It Miami

Learn to Think and Act like an Entrepreneur

Complement your Financial Literacy experience and stay on Babson's Miami Campus for a full week by joining Babson's Youth Entrepreneurship Boot Camp from June 10-12. Work with a group and become a changemaker as you learn how to identify meaningful problems and design entrepreneurial solutions, culminating in a Social Impact Rocket Pitch for a panel of judges.

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Contact Us

Please check back in early 2027 for additional information about possible future programs.

Frequently Asked Question

Registration changes must be requested in writing to the Babson Financial Literacy Project at bflp@babson.edu

  • Full refund for cancellations received at least 30 days prior to the program start date.
  • Cancellations received between 29 and 14 days prior to the program start date will result in a 50% refund.
  • Cancellations received 13 days or fewer prior to the program start date will result in a forfeiture of all payments received.