Money Management Course

Go to College In Colorado and click on Money 101 in the orange box. (or try CICmoney101.org)
  • Create your free account by clicking "Register Now" and follow the instructions. (if the “high school” link does not take you to a registration page, look for "Create an Account" on the main CIC homepage)​
  • Complete the 10 courses listed in the course catalog

Print your Completion Certificate, indicating you have completed all 10, and turn it in to the Registrar.
  • You must complete all 10 chapters of Money 101 to receive the certificate
BVSD students may use this course to fulfill the money management graduation requirement without taking a semester or year long course in school. The content of this course is succinct and can be completed in a weekend if the student is focused.

Who We Are
College In Colorado was initiated by the Department of Higher Education (DHE), which serves the citizens of the state of Colorado by promoting access to, affordability of, and success in higher education for all students. College In Colorado is charged with helping all Coloradans explore career and education pathways, break down barriers to postsecondary attainment, and create a plan for their postsecondary and workforce success.

A cornerstone of the campaign, www.CollegeInColorado.org, offers a one-stop resource to help students and parents plan, apply and pay for college.
The College In Colorado team reaches out to students, parents, educators and workforce centers through ongoing events and training opportunities, as well as providing practical tools to assist every student in Colorado in furthering their education past high school. Some of these free services include:
  • CollegeInColorado.org - the free, comprehensive Web portal dedicated to providing adults and students with everything they need to know about career exploration and planning, selecting high school courses, choosing and applying to colleges, and improving their financial IQ;
    • CICMoney101.org helps students and families learn how to take charge of their finances in ten online courses;
    • COAdmissionsTool.org assists students and parents to understand Colorado college admissions standards. This highly interactive system helps students compare their progress to college admissions standards and create a plan to meet the requirements for the college of their choice.
    • OwnYourFutureColorado.com is designed to assist ex-offenders with life, job and education planning as they re-enter society;
    • CICColoradoASSET.org will inform students who lack proof of residency how they may qualify for in-state tuition and the College Opportunity Fund stipend at Colorado public colleges;
    • CICCollegeAppMonth.org is the go-to resource to take part in College Application Month each October;
    • PlanYourHealthCareer.org and PowerUpColorado.org are sites targeted to help adults statewide to explore opportunities in these industries.