ECON 1101 5EG — Econ of Financial Literacy

CRN 15344

3.0 credit hours

This course explores the microeconomic and macroeconomic principles that underpin financial literacy, emphasizing the importance of informed decision-making in personal finance. In this class, students will learn how to apply economic thinking to real-world financial situations and develop the skills necessary to make sound financial decisions. Specifically, students will learn how to use economic theories and concepts to make informed decisions about budgeting, cash flow management, maximizing their earnings potential, tax planning, obtaining and using credit, saving and investments, insurance and risk management, and retirement. The course will emphasize the importance of understanding the broader economic context when developing and implementing financial plans.

Course Details

College	Business	Instructor	Staff, Unknown
Location	Online Course	Seats Available	1 open (3 / 4)
Instructional Method	Fully at a distance More than 95% of class sessions are delivered via distance education technology. This course may require students to travel to campus/designated instructional site to attend orientation, take an exam, or participate in other on-site experiences.	Waitlist Available	No Waitlist Available
Schedule Type	Asynchronous Instruction Asynchronous Course: Instruction delivered online without specified meeting days, times, or location.	Material Cost	$0
Semester	Spring 2026	University Store	Online
Term	Minimester I - eCore/eMajor/GOML	Course Fees	N/A

Additional Information

This is an eCore course and requires introduction quiz. Additional Charges: This course requires one or two proctored examinations to verify student identity and maintain academic rigor. These exams may be taken with an approved testing service at a cost of $20 per exam

Meeting Times

Dates	Days	Time	Building	Room
January 12 - March 07, 2026	-	-	-	-