Students have an option to select one of three concentration areas to prepare for professional certification examinations. The concentrations enable students to design an program to meet their personal objectives. This program provides training for current and perspective professionals in the financial community, particularly the financial services and corporate finance sectors. Additional information concerning professional certification may be obtained from the finance coordinator. Admission Policy Candidates for admission to the program are expected to hold a baccalaureate degree from an accredited institution.
Admission is based primarily on an applicant's undergraduate record.
A total of 42 graduate credit hours is required for completion of the master of science in finance and financial services. The program consists of four foundation courses and four core courses, plus selection and completion of six concentration courses.