Financial Institutions Certificate

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Romain College of Business >> Accounting and Finance department

12 hours

The Financial Institutions Certificate offers students the requisite knowledge for careers with banks, credit unions and the agencies responsible for regulatory oversight.

Students are required to meet pre-requisites for the designated courses.

Undergraduate Certificate Requirements

Credit hours earned for a certificate may be applied toward another degree program.
A minimum of 6 credit hours toward the certificate must be completed at the University.
Coursework taken more than 4 years before the certificate is awarded may not be applied toward certificate requirements.
Students earning an undergraduate certificate are not eligible to participate in commencement exercises, but the credential will be added to their official transcript record.

Required Courses (9 hours)

ACCT 311 - Introduction to Federal Income Taxation Credits: 3
ECON 361 - Money and Banking Credits: 3
FIN 361 - Financial Institutions Credits: 3

Elective (3 hours)

Select one course:

ACCT 422 - Financial Report and Analysis Credits: 3
MKTG 344 - Personal Selling Credits: 3
BUAD 499 - Business Professional Practice Credits: 1-3 (3 hours required; must be with a bank or credit union)