Does Requiring Program Participation Increase Actual Participation? Evidence From Financial Wellness Programs In Higher Education

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2024

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Indiana University

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To date, no empirical studies have investigated whether requiring student services program participation for a certain college student population actually results in increased student participation. As a result, this brief leverages institutional data (n=57) from the 2023 HEFWA Survey of Financial Wellness Programs in Higher Education to answer the following research question: If financial wellness programs in higher education require any student population to participate in financial wellness programming, is that requirement associated with increased participation in financial wellness programming?

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2024-6

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To date, no empirical studies have investigated whether requiring student services program participation for a certain college student population actually results in increased student participation. As a result, this brief leverages institutional data (n=57) from the 2023 HEFWA Survey of Financial Wellness Programs in Higher Education to answer the following research question: If financial wellness programs in higher education require any student population to participate in financial wellness programming, is that requirement associated with increased participation in financial wellness programming?

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college students, financial wellness, financial literacy, personal finance, FAFSA completion, HEFWA, FAFSA, financial aid, coaching, peer coaching, staff coaching, financial coaching, mentoring, staff mentoring, student mentoring, peer mentoring, financial mentoring

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Higher Education Financial Wellness Alliance (HEFWA)