Teaching Finance and
Accounting to Students
Provides Numerous Benefits
Financial literacy
Students will learn about various financial concepts, such as the time value of money.
Money management
Students will gain a better understanding of how to allocate and manage their money.
Analysis Skills
Finance and accounting involve mathematical concepts and calculations.
Cracking the Code to Financial Literacy
The Curriculum Is Designed By A
Harvard MBA Alumni and
25 Year Hedge Fund Veteran
A strong introduction to the principles of business and investing will have a profoundly positive impact on long-term financial well being.
The development of critical thinking and decision-making skills greatly improves cognitive development.
The program employs a case study approach to the lessons, with the aim of making the lessons relatable, relevant, and engaging.
Two semesters per school year with one hour class per week, for a total of 8 classes per semester.
Case Studies
Embedded in Engaging Class
Case Studies and Projects
The curriculum for Learn
Wall Street was designed
by Raji Khabbaz
Raji Khabbaz began his career as an investment banking and merchant banking analyst at Morgan Stanley and Gleacher & Co. After graduating from the Harvard Business School, he embarked on a two and half decade long career as a CEO, CIO, and portfolio manager at a number of hedge fund companies:
Co-Founded Highline Capital
The firm managed long/short equity hedge funds, focused on special situations
Co-Founded Pierce Street Capital
The firm managed low market exposure, long/short equity hedge funds.
