About Nevada Money Mentors

“An investment in knowledge pays the best interest”
– Benjamin Franklin

We want all students to feel solid about their financial choices. In 2016, we started Nevada Money Mentors with one goal: Empower you with financial knowledge so you make informed, confident decisions about money both while here at Nevada and after college.

We collaborate with numerous departments and hosts events around campus to personally connect with you. From hosting workshops on all kinds of topics to setting up tabling events around campus, you'll find us working to help students build the best money habits. With a hands-on approach and an emphasis on accessibility, our goal is to empower you and give you confidence with your finances. We help you get on track financially so you can worry less about money and focus more on your academics and overall college experience.

Mission

Our mission is to empower students with confidence in financial literacy and to leave a positive financial legacy that extends beyond their family tree.

Vision

Our vision is to become a leader in tackling the epidemic of financial illiteracy beyond our campus by providing data-driven, innovative, holistic, and timely financial wellness education and programming.

Testimonials

Don’t just take our word for it! Here’s what students say about Nevada Money Mentors.

First-year student

“I am now more confident and prepared in making financial decisions. I have learned to map out my financial future and log what I spend to manage my spending. I've learned a ton during the three sessions and am so grateful to have access to these coaching sessions.”

Junior

“I believe that coaching definitely gave me the confidence back to manage my finances. Before I felt very, almost hopeless and like it would never get better, but now I feel ready to take on future challenges.”

Sophomore

“Now I have goals set to take the next step in my financial life. I know how to create a budget plan and stick to it to reach my goals. I feel a lot more confident on how I will use and save my money.”