Each of the degree programs affords the student considerable opportunity and freedom of choice to take elective courses. At least 12 semester hours must be upper division courses and not more than 18 semester hours can be taken in courses offered by the College of Business and Economics. Preparation for a career in business can be combined with study in some depth in agriculture, engineering, and the various fields in the arts and sciences. This program requires the successful completion of 150 semester hours and leads to both the bachelor's and master's degrees. For more information about admission requirements, retention standards, and the five-year curriculum, students should contact the School of Accountancy, College of Business and Economics.
Students select nine hours, with adviser's consent.
I 3 FIN 445 Capital Investment and Financing Decisions 3 FIN 450 Investment Analysis 3 plus at least three additional finance courses at the 400 or 500 level. In addition economics majors must complete COM 199 to satisfy USP requirements. Students must complete the preminor requirements prior to taking any course in the minor requirements. Additional information may be obtained from the Associate Dean for Graduate Studies, College of Business and Economics, and from The Graduate School Bulletin .