10 January, 2025

College Offers Online Course with Dave Ramsey

by | 11 August, 2011 | 0 comments

Last week, Rochester (MI) College announced a new partnership with financial guru and radio personality Dave Ramsey to offer a seven-week online course in personal financial management. The class, which begins Aug. 29, carries three college credits and features Ramsey, other financial planning experts, college students, and Rochester College faculty members.

“Our Personal Financial Management course covers real-life issues every college student needs to understand in order to graduate on sound financial footing and be set up to win with money,” says the college. “It’s entertaining, relevant, and most of all, challenges how students view money. They will complete this class equipped with the knowledge and motivation to take control of their financial well-being.”

Visit www.rc.edu for registration and information.

0 Comments

Submit a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Latest News

I Binged Joe Rogan This Week …

After binge listening to the Joe Rogan podcast, Tyler McKenzie offers a few insights he gained from his listening experience.

The Army of the Anxious

Anxiety and depression are increasing in America, particularly among the younger generation. It’s time to revisit what the Bible says about worry.

We Have Been There Before

God has helped us in ages past, and he won’t forsake us in the new year ahead.

A Raccoon, a Mayor, and a Rural Revival

The historic First Christian Church of Monticello, KY, has experienced growth and revival under the ministerial leadership of Joe Tipton.

“The Opening Year”: A Christian Standard Editorial from 1875

In his editorial for the start of 1875, Christian Standard’s founding editor, Isaac Errett, offered 5 suggestions to his readers that will enable them to “consecrate” themselves anew to Christ’s service in the forthcoming year. Though Errett’s suggestions are nearly 150 years old (originally published on January 2, 1875), we believe his comments are just as valuable today as they were when they were first published.

Follow Us