Intuit for Education is free because we believe all students deserve access to essential real-world financial tools and educational resources. By removing cost barriers, we ensure students are equipped with practical skills for lifelong personal and professional financial success.

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Helping college students learn finances with FREE real-world tools

Q: What's Intuit for Education?

Intuit for Education is a free program to help students become financially literate, capable, and confident. It offers a flexible, interactive curriculum with real-world tools, to get students excited about personal finance.

Q: How much does it cost?

It’s 100% free! We’re committed to using our unique expertise, resources, and scale to help make a positive impact on communities around the world, especially those that are underserved.

Q: How do I connect with the educator community?

Join our community at intuit.me/educatorfacebook. Connect with other educators, get advice, share ideas, and grow your financial education knowledge through discussions, digital badges, and more.

Q: What's Intuit for Education’s privacy policy?

When you use Intuit for Education, you're trusting us with your data and your students' data. We safeguard your data and protect your privacy with industry-leading technology and practices. Learn more about our data privacy statement.

Intuit for Education provides practical money management skills to help improve student retention and help ensure personal and professional success.

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Prep students for real-life financial management

Give your students free access to QuickBooks Online and open up more career paths. Teach accounting basics and provide hands-on experience.

What to expect from the QuickBooks Online curriculum

QuickBooks certifications that unlock career opportunities

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FinFutures: College Simulation for first-year experience programs

This free simulation lets first-year students make smart financial choices. It shows them all the college costs beyond tuition. Paired with a college finance lesson, it can help improve retention by explaining hidden costs.

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Budgeting for College Lesson

After this lesson, students will be able to apply foundational budgeting concepts to college finances and evaluate spending decisions.

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Credit for College Students Lesson

After this lesson, students will be able to apply the five key credit score factors to real-world financial scenarios. In doing so, they will formulate a personal credit strategy for managing credit effectively.

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FinFutures: College Simulation for first-year experience programs

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Intuit Coach mobile app

Accept payments online, on the phone, or on the go. QuickBooks Payments lets you get paid quicker.

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Strengthen tax readiness for student athletes

Check out the Intuit for Education webinar that features a TurboTax tax expert discussing how student-athletes can feel confident earning Name, Imagine, and Likeness income and filing their taxes this tax season.

Build career skills for future leaders with Intuit Academy

Intuit Academy provides free, job-ready training in tax and bookkeeping. Students can get career badges and personalized support to get hired at Intuit, start a side gig, or grow their financial services career.

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Unlock dual-enrollment opportunities for students

Intuit for Education offers curriculum and easy integration for free online dual-credit courses.

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Essential skills with real-world simulations

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Flexible financial literacy curriculum for all classrooms

Customizable classes: Dive into over 150 hours of lessons and activities, covering various financial topics. Select specific lessons or complete units to add to your current lesson plans.

Evolve with students’ needs: No matter where your students are, the curriculum is easy to access and tailor to your students' needs. Freshmen can easily learn the basics of personal finance, while seniors can focus on advanced topics like career planning, investment, and retirement.

Variety of lesson formats: Choose between guided or live instruction, or self-paced lessons that are available to students across web and mobile at any time.

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Entrepreneurial finance

Curriculum for building successful businesses

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Tax education

Build your tax expertise

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Your questions, answered

Have questions about the Intuit for Education curriculum or need help with its tools and resources?
You can find answers from our support team in our FAQ library or in our online Intuit Educator Community.

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What certifications do you offer?

Help your students stand out to potential employers by getting them certified. Intuit sponsors three certification tracks students can pursue to build their durable skills.

Disclaimer: While Intuit for Education is 100% free, the optional certification is offered through a third party, Certiport, and fees may apply based on your state and district. For questions, contact your administrator.

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Bring financial literacy and career readiness to your campus

Contact us today to explore Intuit for Education’s offerings—Intuit Coach, QuickBooks Online, FinFutures, and more—and empower your students to succeed academically, professionally, and financially.