Intuit Partners with College Board to Launch Free AP Personal Finance Course
Event summary
- Intuit and College Board launch free AP Business with Personal Finance course for high schools nationwide starting fall 2026.
- Course includes 24 interactive exercises using Intuit tools like TurboTax, QuickBooks, Mailchimp, and Credit Karma.
- 88% of parents believe financial literacy should be a core subject, per Intuit survey.
- Teachers spend 12 hours weekly searching for or creating instructional resources.
The big picture
Intuit's partnership with College Board addresses a critical gap in financial education, leveraging its existing tools to provide hands-on learning. With only 30 states mandating personal finance courses, this initiative could influence broader adoption of financial literacy standards. The collaboration also positions Intuit as a key player in the edtech space, potentially opening new avenues for brand engagement with younger demographics.
What we're watching
- Adoption Pace
- How quickly high schools nationwide will integrate the new AP course into their curricula.
- Impact Measurement
- Whether the course improves financial literacy outcomes among students at scale.
- Competitive Response
- How other fintech and edtech players may react to Intuit's educational expansion.
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