Math for Financial Literacy (Business Math) (9th-12th)

Math for Financial Literacy

Course Description: Focusing on the use of mathematical processes to make financial decisions, this course will cover topics such as income and expense assessments, budgeting, banking and investments, credit and loans, determining tax liability and impact, and retirement and insurance considerations. This course will also involve career planning activities to help the student consider the financial impact of future educational and career choices.

Prerequisite: Algebra I

Cost Per Semester: $350 (please note – this includes tuition as well as a fee for course materials (course notes, classroom/homework exercises, reading material, etc.) which will be provided to the students)

Textbook, workbooks, or materials needed for class: Instructional materials will be provided to the students. Student will also need: 3-ring binder for handouts, stapler, handheld calculator (at a minimum a four-function calculator, a calculator that has the ability to calculate exponents will be helpful), pencils and erasers

Payment Methods: 

Venmo: N/A 

Zelle: [email protected] or 949-233-6389

Check made out to: Natalie Winter

Email:  [email protected]

Bio: For over fifteen years, Dr. Natalie Winter has taught business concepts to both undergraduate and graduate students at California Baptist University. As a mom of two young children, she knows how difficult it can be for students to appreciate how relevant math is to their everyday life; as a college professor and former director of marketing, she knows how important it is for students to have a robust understanding of financial calculations. Natalie is excited to help high school students gain these skills so they may be further equipped for future success.