Finance, B.S. Business Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

Students who complete the program in Finance will be able to :

1. Exhibit general knowledge of theories and practices in the core areas of business.  
2. Critically analyze and apply business knowledge to solve complex business situations.
3. Demonstrate effective business communication through both written and verbal means. 
4. Formulate decisions informed by ethical values.
5. Collaborate effectively in teams.
6. Exhibit an in-depth knowledge of financial management, investment and international finance theories.
7. Prepare a business valuation using finance tools and theories.

Lower Division Requirements

• BUS 1000 - Introduction to Business and Systems (3)
• ECO 1001 - Principles of Macroeconomics (GE) (3)
• ECO 1002 - Principles of Microeconomics (GE) (3)

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• MTH 1053 - Mathematical Analysis for Business and Economics (3) Or
• MTH 1073 - Business Calculus (GE) (3)

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• MTH 2003 - Introduction to Statistics (3)
• BUS 2001 - Legal Environment of Business (3)
• MGT 2012 - Principles of Management (3)
• ACC 2001 - Principles of Financial Accounting (4)
• ACC 2002 - Principles of Managerial Accounting (3)

Upper Division Requirements

• BUS 3013 - Administrative Communication (3)
• BUS 4080 - International Business (3)
• BUS 4089 - Internship in Business (1-3) 3 units required (3)
• FIN 3035 - Business Finance (3)
• FIN 3085 - Intermediate Finance (3)
• FIN 4015 - Investments (3)
• FIN 4025 - Financial Statement Analysis and Valuation (3)
• FIN 4035 - International Finance (3)
• MGT 4088 - Strategic Management (3)
• MGT 4088L - Strategic Management Lab (0)
• MKT 3032 - Principles of Marketing (3)

Major Total: 64 Units

Recommended

 Cross-cultural experience

• PHL 2011 - Ethics (GE) (3)
• MTH 1073 - Business Calculus (GE) (3)

Note(s):

• ECO 1001  or ECO 1002  fulfills general education Social World Requirement.
• PHL 2011  fulfills general education Philosophy Requirement.
• MTH 1073  fulfills general education Problem Solving Requirement, but MTH 1053  does not.