Associate Degree of Applied Science
The Finance program provides the educational background and training required for entry positions in banks, savings and loan associations, finance companies, credit unions, real estate, insurance, financial planning, government, or mercantile and manufacturing enterprises. Job experience and continuing education provide the qualifications necessary for advancement. finance relates to the management of, not necessarily the accounting for, monetary affairs. Public finance deals with governmental agencies, corporate finance deals with business enterprise, and personal finance deals with monetary afairs of individuals. The Finance student is encouraged, while successfully completing the core curriculum, to select electives which focus on one of these three areas of finance: public, corporate or personal. Finance information page.
Below is a listing of the courses that comprise this program. This listing is in recommended order for completion. However, many programs do not require enrollment restricted to this format.
Clicking on each course will provide information regarding class availability for upcoming semesters.
The Finance Curriculum Sheet (PDF) will identify the course requirement and acceptable alternative options as 'OR' selections.
Example: Written Communication (10-801-195), OR English 1 (20-801-201) as an acceptable alternative.