My university made all the business majors take a class called Personal Financial Management. It was an awesome class, the professor wanted to make it a mandatory class for the entire university, but had only succeeded in making it mandatory for business majors. He created the curriculum and it included everything from balancing a checkbook, to insurance, investments, retirement accounts, time value of $. Towards the end of the semester we had to write a paper on what we planned to do after college. It had to include a detailed budget with housing costs, insurance quotes, line items for all the typical monthly expenses, expected salary after graduation, expected salary growth. We also had to describe the qualities we were looking for in a potential spouse, how many kids we planned to have and when. I still have the paper around somewhere, 15 years later.