The Finance minor offers students an introduction to principles of finance and its major areas: financial management, investments, and financial markets. Accounting and Economics majors, in particular, would benefit from the additional exposure to finance.
A grade of C or better is required for all courses in the minor.
For program requirements, see the Undergraduate Bulletin.
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:
- FIN 330 - Personal Financial Planning
- FIN 340 - Insurance
- FIN 427 - Derivatives
- FIN 430 - Estate Planning
- FIN 450 - Retirement Planning
- FIN 451 - Intermediate Financial Management
- FIN 461 - Investment Analysis
- FIN 471 - International Financial Management
- FIN 481 - Advanced Financial Analysis
- ACCTG 426 - Financial Statement Analysis
Other courses designed to meet your specific needs can also be used to satisfy the requirements for a finance minor:
- FIN 494 - Research Project
- FIN 495 - Internship
- FIN 496 - Independent Studies
- FIN 497 - Special Topics
