2023-2024 Undergraduate Catalog
Finance, B.S. |
122 Credits required for Finance Degree
T.B.A.
Accreditation
Neumann University’s Marketing major is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs, 11520 West 119th Street, Overland Park, KS 66213; Telephone: 913-339-9356, Fax: 913-339-6226; or www.acbsp.org .
Program Outcomes
In addition to meeting Business School program outcomes, upon successful completion of this program, the graduate with a major in Finance will:
Learning Objective #1:
Describe and explain the ethical and professional responsibilities of finance professionals in ensuring the integrity of financial information and ethical reasoning in decision making by demonstrating the values of Catholic Social Teaching and Franciscan values (Neumann’s RISES).
Learning Objective #2:
Demonstrate proficiency in and integrate the theory, policies and procedures of financing, financial analysis, investing, and planning, by analyzing and solving financing, financial analysis, investing, and planning assignments while applying critical thinking skills.
Learning Objective #3:
Communicate effectively in written and oral formats by applying oral and written communication skills including appropriate citation of resources in academic research.
Learning Objective #4:
Apply relevant professional and teamwork skills demonstrating the ability to work in a diverse environment through team projects, service-learning experience, and internships.
Admission Criteria
Candidates for admission to the Finance major are required to:
- Have a minimum 2.25 cumulative GPA.
- Complete at least 30 credits (and up to 75 credits), including the general business, major, and NU core requirements specific to the Finance major that are listed in the first year of the Recommended Four-Year Plan detailed below. Transfer students from another regionally accredited college or university, or from another division from within Neumann University, must have their application to the major reviewed by the Dean of Business and Information Management after their first semester of taking School of Business and Information Management courses at Neumann.
Progression Criteria/Degree Requirements
Progression in the Finance major leading to a Bachelor of Science degree requires students to:
- Maintain a minimum 2.00 cumulative GPA.
- Achieve a grade of “C” or higher for all general business, major, and NU core requirements specific to the Finance major.
- Complete a minimum of 122 credits.
School Repeat Policy
- General business, major, and NU core requirements specific to Finance may only be repeated once. Students must have written permission from the Dean of Business and Information Management to take a course for the third time.
- In total, only three different general business, major, or NU core requirements specific to Finance may be repeated.
- Failure to earn a grade of “C” or better for general business, major, or NU core requirements specific to Finance may result in dismissal from the School.
NU Core Requirements for Finance Majors: 41 Credits
- ECON 200 Essentials of Economics 3 Credits
- MATH 103 College Algebra 3 Credits
- CIS 102 Introduction to Computer Science 3 Credits
- PHIL 202 Business Ethics 3 Credits
- Other NU Core Courses 29 Credits
General Business Requirements: 33 Credits
- ECON 101 Introduction to Personal Finance 3 Credits
- ACT 103 Financial Accounting 3 Credits
- MGT 100 Principles of Management 3 Credits
- MKT 100 Principles of Marketing 3 Credits
- CIS 220 Management Information Systems 3 Credits
- BUS 201 Business Statistics I 3 Credits
- BUS 202 Business Statistics II 3 Credits
- BUS 250 Business Communications 3 Credits
- BUS 309 Legal Aspects of Business 3 Credits
- BUS 394 Internship 3 Credits
- BUS 494 Internship 3 Credits
Finance Major Requirements: 33 Credits
- ACT 104 Managerial Accounting 3 Credits
- ACT 210 Intermediate Accounting I 3 Credits
- ACT 406 Federal Taxation 3 Credits
- ACT 460 Senior Seminar 3 Credits
- ACT 480 Financial Statement Analysis and Fraud 3 Credits
- FIN 301 Principles of Financial Management 3 Credits
- FIN 307 Wealth Management 3 Credits
- FIN 317 Money and Banking 3 Credits
- FIN 324 International Finance and Economics 3 Credits
- FIN 427 Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management 3 Credits