WHY CHOOSE TO MINOR IN FINANCE?

Given the recent challenges in financial markets on Wall Street and around the world, the need for savvy business majors with a strong background in finance has never been greater. In order to thrive in formidable economic markets, today's businesses depend on the most forward-thinking financial practices that will help them thrive in the present and well into the future.

With a minor in finance, you will:

• Study the financial activities of businesses, and their relationships to other facets of their organization.
• Learn key microeconomic principles such as supply and demand, non-quantifiable costs, externalities and general economic thinking.
• Other topics in this minor will include organizational form, taxes, financial analysis, budgeting, cost-volume-profit relationships, capital expenditures and management of current assets.

COURSES IN THIS MINOR CURRENTLY INCLUDE:

• MGT 240 - Financial Management I (required of all Division of Business students)
• MGT 340 - Financial Management II
• MGT 300 - Investments
• ECN 350 - Financial and Economic Modeling
• INT 320 - International Trade and Finance

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