The curriculum is comprehensive, covering business finance, personal financial planning, investment management, life and health insurance, property and casualty insurance, principles of banking, consumer lending, risk management, trust operations, international finance, financial institutions, and speculative markets. It is designed to produce individuals with skills in a variety of fields such as corporate and personal lending, investment advising, financial analysis, insurance, and risk management. The program allows students to tailor the curriculum to their individual interests. SAT scores are also taken into consideration. Applicants who do not meet the requirements may qualify for admission by completing comparable course work.
Transfer students are welcome.
A minimum average of 2.00 in all financial services courses is required. MAT111 or 114 7.