Finance (BSBA)

A degree in finance can prepare a student to work in a corporate or nonprofit finance department, enter a management training program, pursue a career in the financial services industry, or be part of a startup or entrepreneurial venture. Students with BSBA degrees in finance are prepared to specialize in financial practice or look for applications across the organization because understanding the financial structure and demands of a company is a broad-based skill. In the course of their studies, students in finance learn how to evaluate the organization’s financial needs, including cash flow, return on uses of cash, short- and long-term asset management, and issues of growth and capital structure. Few would deny the need for knowledgeable, dedicated, and ethical finance participants in our global economy.

Program Requirements:

Prerequisites for Finance Majors

ECON 100Principles of Microeconomics

4

ECON 101Principles of Macroeconomics

4

STAT 118Introductory Statistics

4

Required Core Courses

ACCT 110Financial Accounting

4

ACCT 120Managerial Accounting

4

BUS 100Introduction to Business and Management

4

BUS 234Organizational Communication & Behavior

4

BUS 250Principles of Marketing

4

BUS 260Financial Management

4

BUS 325Operations Management

4

BUS 340Strategic Management

4

BUS 370AInternship and Career Strategies

2

BUS 370B Learning From Internship Experience

2

Required Financial Courses

ACCT 200Intermediate Accounting I

4

BUS 311Investments

4

BUS 214International Business

4

BUS 315Corporate Financial Planning & Strategy

4

Electives

Students select one elective from the following:

ACCT 201Intermediate Accounting II

4

BUS 270Business Analytics

4