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Program
- Award
- Corporate Finance
- Catalog edition
- 2020 - 2021 Academic Catalog
- Checklist type
- degree-program
- Description
- Overview Requirements Department Faculty The Finance major is designed to prepare students with the knowledge and skills needed for a successful career in the dynamic finance industry. Graduates will qualify for a wide range of opportunities in private, public, and nonprofit organizations such as commercial banking, financial planning, investment banking, money managing, insurance and real estate. Finance students will be given the resources to develop a foundation for financial management in a variety of settings. Students will be taught to analyze financial data, value financial and real assets, and provide financial advice to individuals and companies making decisions about allocating scarce resources in a global environment. Consistent with the University's Connected Learning philosophy, the Finance major offers students various project-focused service-learning opportunities. Students are highly encouraged to take a Service Learning course such as SVL108, Tax Volunteer. The Internship program provides a capstone work experience for all Finance students during their senior year. All graduates receive a Bachelor of Science degree in Finance. By planning early, in consultation with an academic advisor, students may be able to reduce the time it takes to complete a bachelor's degree in Finance to 3 or 3½ years. The following goals and associated learning outcomes delineate what we strive for students to achieve when they complete the major program of study in Finance: Goal 1: Applying financial information Upon completion of the Finance major program of study, students will be able to apply time value of money analysis to personal and corporate financial decision-making evaluate risk-operational, business, financial and traditional-for a given situation and recommend measures to appropriately address the risk distinguish among various financial intermediaries and markets evaluate various personal and commercial investment alternatives, including describing sources of risk and return calculating risk and return measures recommending appropriate investment alternatives conduct financial analysis of a business situation and make recommendations based on the analysis results construct ad hoc computer spreadsheets to solve financial business problems Goal 2: Application of Business Information Upon completion of the major program of study in Finance, students will be able to apply quantitative research methods to various challenges faced by business organizations apply qualitative research methods to various challenges faced by business organizations integrate business information into effective decision making Goal 3: Ethical Decision-making Upon completion of the major program of study in Finance, students will be able to identify ethical issues implicit in business evaluate and decide among alternative solutions to ethical problems Goal 4: Professional skills Upon completion of the major program of study in Finance, students will be able to communicate effectively in writing for the discipline communicate effectively orally within the discipline work effectively in teams Course Code Course Title Credits
Identifiers
- IPEDS UNITID
- 166391
- CourseShelf checklist
- CK_166391_384d3430_1
- CollegeTransfer.Net
- Institution Transfer Profile
- Source
- CourseShelf publish 61
Requirements to complete
Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.
School of Business Core
22 items
- As published: “BUSS104X”
- As published: “BUSS105”
- As published: “BUSS205”
- As published: “BUSS220”
- As published: “BUSS227”
- As published: “BUSS440”
- As published: “BUSS497”
- As published: “DSCI202”
- As published: “ECON101”
- As published: “MATH209”
- As published: “BUSS101”
- As published: “BUSS203”
- As published: “BUSS208”
- As published: “BUSS211”
- As published: “BUSS226”
- As published: “BUSS310”
- As published: “CFP302X”
- As published: “CFP303X”
- As published: “ECON102”
- As published: “MATH202”
- As published: “BUSS307”
- As published: “BUSS331”
Major Requirements: 67 credits
22 items
- As published: “BUSS104X - Professional Development in Business”
- As published: “BUSS105 - Excel for Business”
- As published: “BUSS205 - Business Law”
- As published: “BUSS220 - Principles of Marketing”
- As published: “BUSS227 - Managerial Accounting”
- As published: “BUSS440 - Business Capstone”
- As published: “BUSS497 - Business Internship Seminar”
- As published: “DSCI202 - Business Analytics”
- As published: “ECON101 - Principles of Econ-Micro”
- As published: “MATH209 - Business Statistics”
- As published: “BUSS101 - Fund of Bus in a Global Environment”
- As published: “BUSS203 - Financial Management”
- As published: “BUSS208 - Financial Statement Analysis”
- As published: “BUSS211 - Fundamentals of Financial Modeling”
- As published: “BUSS226 - Financial Accounting”
- As published: “BUSS310 - Advanced Financial Management”
- As published: “CFP302X - Risk Management & Insurance Planning”
- As published: “CFP303X - Investment Planning”
- As published: “ECON102 - Principles of Econ-Macro”
- As published: “MATH202 - Applied Mathematics for Business”
- As published: “BUSS307 - International Finance”
- As published: “BUSS331 - Money and Capital Markets”
Source. Lasell University, catalog 2020 - 2021 Academic Catalog — https://www.lasell.edu/academics/academic-catalog-and-calendar/20-21-academic-catalog/undergraduate-catalog-20-21/programs-of-study-20-21/finance-20-21/corporate-finance20-21.html. Captured page pages/0094.html.gz. Assembled from the institution's published catalog as captured; every record names its captured page and source URL. Assembled, not asserted.