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Bachelor of Science in Business Administration in Finance

Finance, or more specifically financial economics, is the management, creation, and study of money and investments. The finance major at the Boler College of Business focuses on corporate finance and investments, although the skills students learn in our program apply throughout all areas of finance. The program includes a unique blend of coursework, including a capstone case-based course in corporate finance. Our students are highly sought after by all the major corporations throughout Northeast Ohio as well as governmental and private financial institutions located in the major finance centers like New York City and Chicago.

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Core Courses

Students must complete the University’s Integrative Core Curriculum in addition to the Boler Core Curriculum. In completing the Integrative Core Curriculum, Boler College of Business students must take  (Business Ethics) as one of the choices in the category of Jesuit Heritage.

 

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Pursue a Double Major

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Students who wish to double major in both Finance and Financial Planning & Wealth Management can do so with the addition of 15 credit hours of coursework (EC 301, AC 310, FN 316, FN 440, & FN441 [15 credit hours]).  This combination is particularly useful for students who not only wish to earn a CFP® credential but also the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) credential. Students who intend to pursue a double major with finance may use the same financial planning and wealth management elective to count as their finance elective.

 

To view the suggested course sequence for the double major with Finance, please visit the 

 

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We encourage every Boler student to earn Bloomberg Certification. By completing the (free) self-paced Bloomberg Market Concepts (BMC) e-learning course, you gain a credential that tells employers you have a firm grasp of the gold standard financial markets data platform.

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Employment for Financial Analysts Is Projected To Grow 12% From 2014 to 2024 – Faster Than Other Occupations

$90,530

Average Median Salary 2016

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Two-Year Schedule of Courses (23-24): View the upcoming academic year’s course schedule.

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Suggested Course Sequence: Based on the Fall 2022 course bulletin

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William B. Elliot, Ph.D.

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Scott Moore, Ph.D.

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Xianwu (Sean) Zhang, Ph.D., CFP®

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