School of Business
Concentration in Finance and Economics
The concentration in finance and economics prepares students for management careers in banking, investing, manufacturing, and insurance. In addition, graduates will be attractive candidates for positions in government, utilities, communications, and nonprofit organizations. The finance and economics curriculum also provides an excellent background for students who desire to pursue graduate work in business administration, economics, finance, or law. The courses offered in this concentration are designed to equip students with the necessary background for interpreting data, forecasting, and decision making in a changing global economy. Course Requirements: Junior and Senior Years: BUS-F 302, BUS-F 420, ECON-E 303, BUS-F 494, any two 300-400 level Business and Economics courses. In addition, each student is required to complete an applied learning experience. See an advisor for options.
4+1 Program
By working with the undergraduate and graduate advisors and taking 15 credits a semester, it is possible to graduate in 5 years with both Bachelor of Science in Business and Masters of Business Administration (M.B.A.) degrees. Students interested in this program must be qualified to begin calculus their freshman year or must enroll in summer classes. Contact the undergraduate business advisor for more information.
