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Capital
is the lifeblood of a business. Those who
are involved in the financial end of a business create value for
individual investors and corporate managers through intense evaluation of
identifying investment opportunities.
A
business administration degree in finance from St. Ambrose can expand into
a variety of careers:
- asset managers
- portfolio managers
- controllers
- stockbrokers
- investment bankers
- real estate and financial planners
Courses
Finance Major: FNCE 301,302; and complete a concentration in one of
the following: Financial Institutions, Corporate, or Finance and
Economics.
Finance Minor: ACCT 201, 202; STBE 337; ECON 201,
202; FNCE 300, 301, 302; three of the following: FNCE 401, 491 or FNCE/ECON
402, 403, 492.
Financial Institutions Concentration: ECON 313; FNCE 402;
FNCE/ECON
403, 492; one of the following: FNCE 401, ECON 312 or 327. This sequence
will earn a major in finance and a minor in economics.
Corporate Concentration: ACCT 301, 302, 307; FNCE 401, 491; one of the
following: ACCT 306 or 401.
Finance and Economics Concentration: ECON 312, 313; two of the
following: FNCE 402, FNCE/ECON 403 or 492; two of the following: ECON 323,
325 or 327. Must also have taken MATH 191 and STBE 305. This sequence will
earn majors in both economics and finance.
For applications, please contact Dr. Linda Brown,
department chair, at 563/333-6393 or
BrownLindaK@sau.edu.
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