This track explores how individuals, companies, and markets manage money, covering corporate finance decisions, investment analysis, and the behavior of financial markets. Students examine risk management techniques and financial modeling methods used to value assets, forecast performance, and support strategic decision-making.
Graduates are prepared for entry-level roles such as financial analyst, banking associate, or investment support specialist across corporate finance, banking, and investment firms. The self-paced, four-year format allows students to earn a complete finance credential while continuing to work in the financial services industry.
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General Courses
10 Courses
GEN 101Introduction to the Humanities
A survey of literature, philosophy, and the arts that have shaped human thought.
- Major literary and artistic movements
- Philosophical ideas across eras
- Interpreting texts and creative works
GEN 102Social and Cultural Geography
Examining how geography and culture shape communities and population patterns worldwide.
- Population distribution and migration
- Cultural landscapes and identity
- Urbanization and regional development
GEN 103English Composition
Building clear, well-organized writing skills for academic and professional communication.
- Essay structure and organization
- Grammar, style, and revision
- Research and citation practices
GEN 104College Algebra
Core algebraic concepts and problem-solving techniques used across academic and career fields.
- Linear and quadratic equations
- Functions and graphing
- Systems of equations
GEN 105World Religions
An introduction to the beliefs, practices, and histories of the world's major faith traditions.
- Origins and core teachings of major religions
- Religious rituals and practices
- Religion's role in shaping societies
GEN 106Ethics
Exploring moral theories and applying ethical reasoning to real-world dilemmas.
- Major ethical frameworks
- Moral reasoning and decision-making
- Ethics in personal and professional life
GEN 107Art Appreciation
Developing an understanding of visual art through its history, styles, and techniques.
- Elements and principles of design
- Major art movements and artists
- Analyzing and interpreting artworks
GEN 108Pre-Calculus
Strengthening algebraic and trigonometric foundations needed for calculus-level coursework.
- Polynomial and rational functions
- Trigonometric functions and identities
- Exponential and logarithmic functions
GEN 109Human Biology
An introduction to human anatomy, physiology, and the biological systems that sustain life.
- Cell structure and function
- Major organ systems
- Genetics and heredity basics
GEN 110World History
Tracing major civilizations, events, and turning points that shaped the modern world.
- Rise and fall of major civilizations
- Key political and social revolutions
- Global connections and conflicts
BA 031Introduction to Business
A broad orientation to how businesses are organized, operated, and evaluated for success.
- Forms of business ownership
- The functional areas of a firm
- How businesses create and capture value
BA 064Marketing Essentials
An introduction to the core tools businesses use to reach and retain customers.
- The four Ps of marketing
- Identifying target audiences
- Building a basic marketing plan
BA 226Business Communication
Practical writing and speaking skills for professional business settings.
- Drafting clear business correspondence
- Delivering effective presentations
- Communicating across teams and cultures
BA 375Fundamentals of Accounting
An entry-level look at how businesses record and report financial transactions.
- Recording transactions in the accounting cycle
- Reading basic financial statements
- Debits, credits, and the accounting equation
BA 608Introduction to Finance
Foundational concepts for managing money and making financial decisions within a firm.
- Time value of money
- Basic valuation concepts
- Sources of business financing
BA 686Management & Administration
Core principles for planning, organizing, and overseeing daily business operations.
- Planning and organizational structure
- Administrative decision-making
- Supervising staff and resources
BA 707E-Business
How companies use digital platforms and technology to conduct commerce.
- Online business models
- E-commerce platforms and payment systems
- Digital customer engagement
BA 785Human Resources
An overview of how organizations attract, develop, and manage their workforce.
- Recruitment and staffing basics
- Performance management
- Workplace policy and compliance
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Specialist Courses
6 Courses
FIN 174International Finance
Financial management issues that arise when firms operate across national borders.
- Foreign exchange markets
- Managing currency risk
- Global capital budgeting
FIN 242Introduction to Financial Accounting
How companies record, summarize, and report financial transactions to outside parties.
- The accounting cycle
- Preparing core financial statements
- Recognizing revenue and expenses
RMT 294Principles of Finance
Fundamental concepts and tools used in financial decision-making.
- Time value of money
- Risk and return tradeoffs
- Basic valuation techniques
FIN 323Entrepreneurial Finance
Financial strategies for funding and growing new ventures.
- Startup funding sources
- Valuing early-stage companies
- Cash flow management for new ventures
FIN 513Investments
Principles for evaluating securities and constructing investment portfolios.
- Stock and bond valuation
- Portfolio diversification
- Risk-adjusted return measures
FIN 801Introduction to Financial Markets
An overview of how financial markets and institutions facilitate the flow of capital.
- Money and capital markets
- Roles of financial intermediaries
- Market regulation basics
$72,000
Total Program Cost
Fees are billed per term and are subject to change. Financial aid, scholarships, and flexible payment plans are available to students who qualify.
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Admission requires High School Diploma or GED.
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