SAM AND IRENE BLACK SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
Finance Minor, 18 Credits
The
Finance minor offers students an introduction to principles of finance and its
majorareas: financial management, investments, and financial markets. Accounting
and Economicsmajors, in particular, would benefit from the additional exposure
to finance.
Requirements
1. FNC 300/FIN 301 - Corporation Finance
2.
FNC 410/FIN 420 - Introduction to Investments
3.
Select 12 additional credits from 300- or 400-level FIN courses
or ACNTG 426/ACCTG 426
(ACNTG 426/ACCTG 426 is not required for a fiannce minor.)
Advising
and Course Selection
Meet
with a finance faculty member to find out more about the Finance minor and plan
a program of courses that suits academic goals. The following courses are offered
on a regular basis:
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FNC 330/FIN 330 - Personal Financial Planning
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FNC 400/FIN 405 - Problems in Financial Management
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FNC 460/FIN 406 - Investment Analysis
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FNC 470/FIN 407 - International Financial Management
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FNC 480/FIN 481 - Advanced Financial Analysis
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ACNTG 426/ACCTG 426 - Financial Statement Analysis
Other
courses designed to meet specific needs can also be used to satisfy the requirements
for a finance minor:
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FNC 494/FIN 494 - Research Project
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FNC 495/FIN 495 - Internship
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FNC 496/FIN 496 - Independent Studies
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FNC 497/FIN 497 - Special Topics
Declaring
a FNC minor
Fill
out an Application
for Admission to a Minor Program form. The form requires a signature from
the student's advisor and the Program Chair (Dr. Greg Filbeck - REDC Bldg., Rm. 286). Before getting these signatures, we recommend students meet with a Finance
faculty member to plan a course of study.