6.3 Checkpoint: Financial Viability Presentation

The Integration Checkpoint connects the Skill Track and the Venture Track. You show what you learned in Module 6 with evidence, not opinion.

Checkpoint assignment

Financial viability presentation
Present 3-year projections, unit economics, and viability assessment
Include sensitivity analysis

Evidence portfolio requirements

Add each of these to your evidence portfolio before moving on:

3-Year Financial Projection Model
Unit Economics Analysis (CAC, LTV, Margins, Payback Period)
Pricing Strategy with Rationale
Break-Even Analysis
Cost Structure Documentation
Sensitivity Analysis (3 Scenarios)
Funding Needs Assessment
Financial Viability Conclusion

Get feedback before you submit

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How this checkpoint is assessed

Your instructor chooses one of three paths, so every student can succeed whether or not their venture moves forward:

Option A (default): 40% Skill Track, 40% Venture Track, 20% Integration
Option B: 100% Skill Track, for students whose ventures don't progress
Option C: 100% Venture Track, for experienced students

Looking ahead

Module 7 builds directly on this evidence, so keep your portfolio up to date.