Committee advances bill to require personal-finance module at public colleges
Senate Bill 6 94 would require higher-education institutions to provide an asynchronous personal finance and macroeconomics module for students. Sponsors said campuses already provide similar optional programs and that the requirement would be implemented to avoid changing core credits.
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Senator Charles Beckham and representatives from the ASU System presented Senate Bill 6 94, which requires the Division of Higher Education to develop an asynchronous module on personal finance and macroeconomics for distribution to students enrolled at public institutions.
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