The following requirements must be fulfilled: a minimum of 120 credits, including University General Education, pre-business, and finance major courses, and completion of a non-GWSB minor.
Students pursuing finance as a second major should reference the finance as a second major requirements section at the bottom of this page.
Code | Title | Credits |
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General education courses | ||
UW 1020 | University Writing | |
6 credits taken in at least two writing in the disciplines (WID) courses in two or more separate semesters. 1 | ||
One critical analysis in the humanities course. 2 | ||
One scientific reasoning with laboratory course. 2 | ||
One course with an approved oral communication component. 2 |
Code | Title | Credits |
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Pre-business courses | ||
BADM 1001 & BADM 1002 | Business Leader Foundations I and Business Leader Foundations II 3 | |
or BADM 1003 | Business Leader Foundations for Transfer Students | |
BADM 3001 | Business Leader Career Strategy | |
BADM 4001 | Business Leader Launch | |
STAT 1051 | Introduction to Business and Economic Statistics | |
or STAT 1053 | Introduction to Statistics in Social Science | |
or STAT 1111 | Business and Economic Statistics I | |
or DNSC 1001 | Business Analytics I: Statistics for Descriptive and Predictive Analytics | |
or APSC 3115 | Engineering Analysis III | |
STAT 2118 | Regression Analysis | |
or ECON 2123 | Introduction to Econometrics | |
or STAT 2123 | Introduction to Econometrics | |
ECON 1011 | Principles of Economics I | |
ECON 1012 | Principles of Economics II | |
One of the following sequences in mathematics: | ||
MATH 1231 & MATH 1232 | Single-Variable Calculus I and Single-Variable Calculus II | |
or MATH 1220 & MATH 1221 & MATH 1232 | Calculus with Precalculus I and Calculus with Precalculus II and Single-Variable Calculus II | |
Finance major courses | ||
ACCY 2001 | Introduction to Financial Accounting | |
ACCY 3106 | Financial Statement Analysis | |
BADM 3501 | Financial Management and Markets | |
BADM 4101 | Business Ethics and the Legal Environment | |
or BADM 4101W | Business Ethics and the Legal Environment | |
FINA 3001 | Intermediate Finance | |
FINA 3101 | Investment and Portfolio Management | |
FINA 4001 | Advanced Financial Management | |
or FINA 4001W | Advanced Financial Management | |
Four courses selected from the following: | ||
FINA 3201 | Exploring Finance with Simulation | |
or FINA 3201W | Exploring Finance with Simulation | |
FINA 3301 | Money and Capital Markets | |
FINA 3401 | A Brief History of Finance | |
or FINA 3401W | A Brief History of Finance | |
FINA 4101 | Applied Financial Securities Analysis | |
FINA 4102 | Investing in Real Estate Investment Trusts | |
FINA 4103 | Quantitative Investing | |
FINA 4104 | Foundations of Venture Capital | |
FINA 4201 | Real Estate Investment | |
FINA 4301 | Financial Derivatives | |
FINA 4900 | Special Topics | |
or FINA 4900W | Special Topics | |
One international field course selected from the following: | ||
ECON 2180 | Survey of International Economics | |
ECON 2181 | International Trade Theory and Policy | |
ECON 2182 | International Macroeconomic Theory and Policy | |
IBUS 3001 | Introduction to International Business | |
IBUS 3101 | Global Financial Environment | |
IBUS 3301 | International Business Finance | |
IBUS 4302 | International Banking | |
IBUS 4303 | International Monetary and Financial Issues | |
SMPP 4900W | Special Topics (Strategy and International Political Economy) | |
TSTD 3302 | Financial Management in Tourism and Hospitality | |
Minor requirement | ||
A minor outside of the School of Business is required for the degree. Courses vary by minor and typically require a minimum of 18 credits. Students may pursue a second major outside GWSB in lieu of the minor. | ||
Electives | ||
In general, students complete 31 credits in elective courses to reach the 120 credits required for the degree. Elective courses may be applied to a second non-GWSB minor, a GWSB concentration, or a GWSB or non-GWSB second major. Reference the GWSB undergraduate policies section for course restrictions. |
1 Courses must be taken after completion of UW 1020 and in separate semesters.
3 First-year students take BADM 1001 and BADM 1002; transfer students take BADM 1003.
Finance as a second major
Students pursuing finance as a second major are required to complete the courses listed below. Non-GWSB students may declare finance as a second major directly with their home school advisor; a signature from a GWSB academic advisor is not required.
Code | Title | Credits |
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Required | ||
ACCY 2001 | Introduction to Financial Accounting | |
ACCY 3106 | Financial Statement Analysis | |
BADM 3501 | Financial Management and Markets | |
FINA 3001 | Intermediate Finance | |
FINA 3101 | Investment and Portfolio Management | |
FINA 4001 | Advanced Financial Management | |
or FINA 4001W | Advanced Financial Management | |
Four courses selected from the following: | ||
FINA 3201 | Exploring Finance with Simulation | |
or FINA 3201W | Exploring Finance with Simulation | |
FINA 3301 | Money and Capital Markets | |
FINA 3401 | A Brief History of Finance | |
or FINA 3401W | A Brief History of Finance | |
FINA 4101 | Applied Financial Securities Analysis | |
FINA 4102 | Investing in Real Estate Investment Trusts | |
FINA 4103 | Quantitative Investing | |
FINA 4104 | Foundations of Venture Capital | |
FINA 4201 | Real Estate Investment | |
FINA 4301 | Financial Derivatives | |
FINA 4900 | Special Topics | |
or FINA 4900W | Special Topics |