BS Financial Services
Investing in Your Future
A Bachelor’s Degree in Financial Services can open the door to a profitable and interesting career in banking, accounting, insurance or estate planning. Our curriculum was developed to meet the Certified Financial Planner™ (CFP®) Board of Standards, Inc. and the Academy of Financial Services. The program outcomes were created in association with input from major banks, brokerage houses, accounting firms, credit counseling organizations and insurance agencies. The program emphasizes personal financial planning, with students eligible to take the CFP Certification Exam (3 years of full-time work experience, as outlined by the CFP® Board, required to sit for exam) upon graduation.
Personal financial planning is a growing and lucrative field, especially as aging Baby Boomers enter their peak earning years and require financial planning to manage their wealth for retirement. To adequately equip students for career mobility within the financial field, our program combines business, accounting and finance courses with essential liberal arts courses. Students will also acquire knowledge, skills and competency in estate planning, investments, insurance, tax, retirement planning and employee benefits as part of this specialized degree program. Felony and drug background checks are conducted an may impact employment.
Skills You'll Learn
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Analyze and apply contemporary knowledge and skills in the financial services sector.
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Demonstrate strategic and tactical financial planning abilities.
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Develop essential mathematical and verbal skills to support a career in financial services.
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Employ information literacy skills through the effective use of technology and information resources to achieve project goals.
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Analyze and evaluate client cases to prepare solutions that meet immediate and long-term financial goals.
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Meet rigorous eligibility requirements for the nationally recognized CFP exam.
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Pursue new learning opportunities within their community and career for personal and professional growth.
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Use legal and ethical principles to analyze and apply practices to preserve wealth.
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Student Consumer Information for this Program
| Related Occupation |
SOC* Code and Website Link |
| Sales Agents, Financial Services |
41-3031.02 |
| Financial Managers, Branch or Department |
11-3031.02 |
| Personal Financial Advisors |
13-2052.00 |
CIP: 52.0801
Cost**
| Tuition: |
$62,280.00 |
| Fees: |
$415.00 |
| Room & Board: |
$0.00 |
| Books & Supplies: |
$5,600.00 |
On-Time Completion Rate: N/A (New program in 2010)
Normal Time to complete program: 4 Years
Median Title IV Debt: $0.00
Median Private Debt: $0.00
Number of students completing program between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010: 0
Number of students completing with any student loan debt: 0
*Standard Occupational Code
**completed using Sept 2011 tuition rate. Completing program within
normal time. Two years used for AAS, 2.5 years used for Nursing
degrees, and 4 years for BBA/BS.
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