BS Management/Finance
The Bachelor of Science in Management degree, with a concentration in Finance, is designed to focus on finance theory and practice. Throughout the program, students will gain the necessary skills to identify, measure, analyze, communicate, and interpret financial information. The field of finance offers a variety of career choices that include, but are not limited to: positions in investment accounting, financial analysis, corporate finance, portfolio management, and risk management
Program Requirements
- Core Courses
- General Education Requirements
Core Courses
AC121 Financial Accounting
AC122 Managerial Accounting
FI201 Principles of Business Finance
FI230 Corporate Finance
FI301 Investments
FI315 International Finance
FI420 Risk Management
LA204 Business Law
MG201 Principles of Management
MG202 Human Resource Management
MG303 Managerial Communications
MG304 Leadership and Ethics
MG315 International Management
MG321 Organizational Behavior
MG390 Management Internship
MG435 Operations Management
MG441 Business Policy and Strategic Management
MK201 Principles of Marketing
Program Elective (2)
Total Credits: 60
General Education Requirements
CM105 Public Speaking
CS101 Computer Concepts and Applications
CS245 Management Application and Information Systems
EC101 Macroeconomics
EC102 Microeconomics
EN101 English I
EN102 English II
IS105 Common Experience
IS220 Preparation for Careers and Life after College
MA107/ MA117 College Algebra/ Finite Math
MA121 Basic Statistics
PS101 Introduction to Psychology
English Elective
Free Elective (4)
Humanities Elective
Science Elective
Social Sciences Elective (2)
Total Credits: 60
Learning Outcomes
In addition to the learning outcomes in the Bachelor of Science in Management, students within the Finance concentration will also achieve the following concentration-specific learning objectives:
- Demonstrate knowledge of financial theories within the primary areas of finance
- Demonstrate the ability to organize, analyze and interpret quantitative and financial data
- Display the ability to apply financial information to recommend and justify solutions to financial problems
- Understand the effect of global influences on the financial decision making process
Finance Career Track
Graduates with a finance concentration can obtain positions in financial services and banking. The Finance concentration also prepares graduates for jobs in other settings, including: corporate positions such as support analyst, cash analyst, financial analyst, credit analyst, risk analyst or treasury manager; government positions including budget analyst and collateral analyst; non-profit positions such as financial analyst, director of finance and program manager. In addition, graduates may pursue post-graduate financial securities licenses for securities sales and certification as a financial analyst as well as advanced degrees in finance which offer opportunities in academia such as vice president of finance and administration and finance professor.
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Program Snapshot
Credits: 120
Learning Format: On Campus
Semester Length: 15 weeks
Typical Time to Completion:
Typical Time to Completion:
4 years
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