Jan-2000Starting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Accounting and Finance
Degree
Other
Study Level
Bachelor's
Finance is the function of managing money. Individuals, corporations, governments, and not-for-profit organizations regularly face financial decisions. There is an enduring need for the skills financial managers have to offer. The finance program is committed to offering a high quality baccalaureate program in finance with concentrations in financial management and financial planning. The concentrations in finance provide students with not only a broad general educational background but also a thorough professional education in finance. The primary mission of the finance group is teaching and instruction, which is supported by faculty involvement in basic and applied research as well as research that supports the teaching mission. The financial management concentration requires 73 hours of professional and elective courses and leads to a Bachelor of Science degree. No minor or second major is required or prohibited. The Financial Management concentration deals with the acquisition and use of funds to maximize the value of the firm. Financial managers make decisions about alternative sources and uses of funds. Proper financial management within the firm will help the business to provide better products at reasonable prices to its customers and greater returns to the investors who supply the capital needed to form and then operate the business. Students must take the following courses: ACCT 200, 201, CIS 141, 243, ECON 202, 203, 206, FIN 330, MKT 220, MGT 200, 210, 314, ENT 496 or MGT 498, ECON 307, FIN 332, 433, 436, 437, 438, 439 or 449 and 499. Students must take 3 additional hours from either FIN 435 or MKT 323, 325 or ACCT 300, 330, 430, 440. In addition, students must take 6 hours of upper level finance electives as well as an additional 3 hours of business electives.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Accounting and Finance
Degree
Other
Study Level
Bachelor's
Finance is the function of managing money. Individuals, corporations, governments, and not-for-profit organizations regularly face financial decisions. There is an enduring need for the skills financial managers have to offer. The finance program is committed to offering a high quality baccalaureate program in finance with concentrations in financial management and financial planning. The concentrations in finance provide students with not only a broad general educational background but also a thorough professional education in finance. The primary mission of the finance group is teaching and instruction, which is supported by faculty involvement in basic and applied research as well as research that supports the teaching mission. The financial management concentration requires 73 hours of professional and elective courses and leads to a Bachelor of Science degree. No minor or second major is required or prohibited. The Financial Management concentration deals with the acquisition and use of funds to maximize the value of the firm. Financial managers make decisions about alternative sources and uses of funds. Proper financial management within the firm will help the business to provide better products at reasonable prices to its customers and greater returns to the investors who supply the capital needed to form and then operate the business. Students must take the following courses: ACCT 200, 201, CIS 141, 243, ECON 202, 203, 206, FIN 330, MKT 220, MGT 200, 210, 314, ENT 496 or MGT 498, ECON 307, FIN 332, 433, 436, 437, 438, 439 or 449 and 499. Students must take 3 additional hours from either FIN 435 or MKT 323, 325 or ACCT 300, 330, 430, 440. In addition, students must take 6 hours of upper level finance electives as well as an additional 3 hours of business electives.
Admission Requirements
6+
Applicants must have a cumulative 2.50 GPA. Other English Language Requirements: TOEFL score of 525 on Paper-based test. Students can also prove English proficiency by completing ESLI or ELS Level 109.
Jan-2000
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