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For more information about the Finance department, faculty and special programs, please see the departmental webpage.

For information about careers in Finance, see What Can I Do With A Major In Finance.

The following requirements must be met in order to complete a major in Finance, Investment, and Banking.  For detailed course descriptions, please consult the Course Guide.

 

Please be aware of stated prerequisites for major courses (including business core courses) that need to be completed before taking the course.  Specific prerequisites can be found using the Course Guide.   A summary of the Finance pre-requisites can also be found here.  If registered for statistics as a co-requisite, that class cannot be dropped without also dropping the finance course.

 

NOTE:  These requirements apply only to students entering the School of Business in the Fall 2005 semester, or thereafter, and they are different from the requirements in the Undergraduate Catalog.  To confirm your specific requirements, or for students who were admitted to the Business School prior to Fall 2005, please refer to your DARS report.

 

 

1.  Admission to the School of Business

 

 

Course #

Course Title

Cr.

2.

Math 213

OR

Math 222

Calculus and Intro to Differential Equation

 

Calculus and Analytic Geometry

3

 

5

3.

Gen Bus 304

OR

Act Sci 654

OR

Econ 410

OR

Stat 310

OR

Stat 312

OR

Stat 333

Intermediate Business Statistics

 

Seminar in Actuarial Science

 

Introduction to Econometrics

 

Introduction to Mathematical Statistics

 

Introduction to Mathematical Statistics

 

Applied Regression Analysis

3

 

3

 

4

 

4

 

4

 

3

4.

Act I S 301

Financial Reporting I

3

5.

Finance 320

Investment Theory

3

6.

Finance 325

Corporation Finance

3

7.

Finance 330

Derivative Securities

3

8.

Finance 305

OR

Econ 301

OR

Econ 302

OR

Econ 311

OR

Econ 312

OR

Econ 330

OR

Econ 411

Financial Markets, Institutions & Economic Activity

 

Intermediate Microeconomic Theory

 

Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory

 

Intermediate Microeconomic Theory – Adv.  Treatment

 

Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory – Adv.  Treatment

 

Money and Banking

 

Advanced Microeconomic Theory

3

 

4

 

4

 

4

 

3

 

4

 

4

9.

Complete one 3-credit Finance course numbered above 400.  When experimental courses are offered under the number Finance 365, they may also be used to satisfy this requirement.