The Finance minor is intended for students who have an interest in developing a strong foundation in financial decision-making by offering courses designed to develop the student's analytical skills and financial problem solving abilities. Such skills can broaden a student's career opportunities, as most business decisions are financially based. These same skills are also important when making personal investment decisions, regardless of career. The minor is especially valuable for students preparing for an MBA, or in engineering and the natural and physical sciences, as well as students considering graduate work in business. A Finance minor helps prepare students to apply their major degree to fields such as banking, financial services, corporate finance, investment management, real estate, insurance enterprise risk management and consulting.
Minor Requirements: Finance. A minor in Finance consists of a minimum of 18 hours distributed as follows:
All courses are 3 hours.
Required Courses (12 hours)
• ACC 201: Financial Accounting: Concepts and Applications
• ACC 205: Principles of Finance
• ECO 102: Issues in Macroeconomics or ECO 104: Issues in Microeconomics
• MAT/PSY 220: Statistical Methods
Additional Courses (6 hours)
Choose two courses from the following:
• BUS 320: Investment Analysis
• ECO 300: Money and Banking
• ECO 330: Econometrics
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