Designed for students interested in a career in risk analysis, taxation, corporate and personal financial planning, investments, cost accounting, and financial analysis. The finance minor offers a sampling of courses in business, accounting, finance, investments, and wealth management.
This might be the right degree for you if you
- Have strong analytical skills
- Have an interest in financial strategy and investments
- Want to steward God’s resources well
What will I learn?
You will learn to solve problems, manage money, and communicate effectively.
BUS 4332
Business Law – Partnerships and Corporations
A study of the legal aspects of business relationships pertaining to partnerships and corporations. Law pertaining to negotiable instruments, property and secured transactions.
ACC 3206
Cost Accounting
A study of managerial decision making, including consideration of costing techniques, budgeting and control, and strategic planning.
ACC 4306
Individual Income Taxation
Review of the federal income tax laws as they apply to individuals and sole proprietorships, including business and personal deductions, credits, capital gains and losses, property acquisition and disposal, and compensation. Focus will also highlight the tax advantages of home ownership, 401(k) investment plans, IRA plans, and Roth accounts.
FIN 3225
Investments
Discussion of decision criteria and procedures used in investment selection. Risk as a concept is explored. Relationships between risk and return are developed and used with analytical techniques developed to study marketable securities. Portfolio management, including international aspects, is developed in the context of dynamic financial markets.
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