The title of this research is "Social Mobilization in Simeulue Coastal Community Education." The research site which was the location for data collection was Gampong Babul Makmur, Simeulue Bara District, Simeulue District, Aceh Province. This research raised the problem of how the community's perception of social mobilization in education in coastal communities in Babul Makmur village, West Simeulue District. The research objective was to determine people's perceptions of social mobilization in education in coastal communities in Gampong Babul Makmur, West Simeulue District. The research used a qualitative method with interview instruments conducted on several community leaders. The results of the research concluded that the Baitul Makmur village community had a perception of education as a means of social mobility to obtain a better or higher status. Higher education is important to expand mobility to improve social status. The community believes that having a tertiary education with a college diploma will make it easier to get a job.

This study aims to analyze the role of attitudes, socialization, experience, and financial literacy in improving financial management behavior in the millennial generation in the south-west coast of Aceh. Lack of knowledge about financial management and lack of awareness of the need to delay consumption (investment) make Indonesian people have financial behaviors that are not ideal. The tendency toward a  consumptive lifestyle of the Indonesian people demands a fairly high income. Environmental influences require the community to work as hard as possible in order to meet all needs. This study will use path analysis, which is the development of regression analysis. Based on results and discussion, we can conclude that financial attitude has a strong influence on financial behavior, even though financial literacy is also important.  Because it is believed that attitude is more important than knowledge in affecting someone’s behavior in managing money, this research suggests that financial socialization has no impact on financial literacy or behavior. Lastly, when there is a high level of  financial literacy, financial experience will have a greater impact on the management funds.