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Finance graduates will be prepared to make immediate contributions in their finance careers. Students will develop excellent spreadsheet and analytical skills, sound knowledge of finance principles and practices, and strong business acumen. Such knowledge and skills help graduates distinguish themselves early in their careers. The program also helps graduates become skilled communicators, team members, and leaders. Graduates will also be prepared for grad school if desired.
Learning is experiential and includes cases, simulations, spreadsheets, and other technology. As a STEM degree, the Finance degree incorporates AI and the latest technologies to help graduates advance in their careers.
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