Connected, Innovative, Relevant

A degree in Finance from the McColl School of Business puts you in a unique position within the heart of the Queen City, which is the country’s second-largest banking center, home to multiple Fortune 500 companies, and a rapidly growing entrepreneurial community. From the Queens’ McColl Business School Finance program, you will gain a deeper understanding of the financial markets, investing, and corporate financial practices. A major in Finance will provide you with career readiness for immediate, real-world application, whether you are working with individuals or businesses.

Program Highlights

• As a Queens finance major, you’ll learn fast-paced, dynamic problem-solving skills, along with the fundamentals of finance.
• Our expert faculty members will help you build meaningful, professional relationships in the broader finance community to build your network and support your future career goals.
• You will also get access to unique and compelling opportunities for both internships and jobs. Each year, our students earn coveted positions at companies such as Ally, Bank of America, Merrill Lynch, Wells Fargo, GreerWalker, Duke Energy, Ford Motor Company, Siemens, and more.

Accelerated MS in Financial Analytics Pathway (MSFA)

Queens offers an accelerated pathway for qualified Finance students who want a faster route to a graduate degree. Eligible students may receive an invitation after admission, complete an intent-to-enroll form, and receive personalized advising to stay on track. Students apply formally by the end of their sophomore year and complete the pathway in the 3 + 1 format.

Your Degree in Action

The BBA in Finance degree provides a variety of opportunities after graduation. Here are a few examples of roles you might consider:

• Financial analyst
• Financial adviser
• Investment banker
• Loan Officer
• Financial Manager

Selected Courses

Investment Analysis (FIN 370): This course covers an analysis of investment objectives, strategies, and policies for individuals and institutions.

Financial Markets and Institutions (FIN 376): Assessment of the behavior and policies of financial markets and major financial institutions.

Intermediate Corporate Finance (FIN 474): Provides an in-depth study of financial theory, analysis, and application of advanced financial practices.

Security and Fixed Income Anal (FIN 477): An examination of equity, fixed income securities, and in-depth analysis of equity security topics.

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