These scholarships are generously sponsored by the Northfield Savings Bank Foundation, which supports and promotes financial preparedness of rising generations of students by supporting schools in the delivery of financial literacy programs.
The goal of this online, asynchronous course is to increase the financial literacy knowledge and instructional capability of educators through targeted training on personal finance topics. Due to the generosity of the Northfield Savings Bank Foundation, twenty scholarships are available for our 8-week graduate course that will be offered from March 3 to April 25 2025.
These scholarships are only available for middle and high school educators from the following state: Vermont.
The deadline for scholarship applications and all required supporting materials is February 20, 2025. Scholarships will be awarded on a rolling admissions basis.
For registration questions contact: cfl@champlain.edu.
To apply for a scholarship for this class, fill out the application.
NOTE: Your scholarship application is not complete, and will not be reviewed, prior to our college receiving a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree transcript from the college or university you attended (you only need to supply one degree transcript if you have both a BA and MA). Our admissions department is required to ensure that you are eligible to receive graduate level credit. It can take days or a week for your postsecondary degree institution to send these to our admissions department. You must contact your college or university and request that your transcripts be sent to Champlain College Online. The transcripts must be sent by your degree granting institution directly to Champlain College Online, either digitally to cco@champlain.edu, by fax (802-419-5321), or by mail (Champlain College Online, PO Box 670, Burlington, VT 05402).