Finance
Finance, in the most general sense, is the science of the management of money and other assets. SVSU’s Finance program teaches specialized skills that qualify students for entry level positions in a variety of private and public enterprises.
The program is a total educational experience encompassing course work outside of the department and extracurricular activities that result in a better appreciation of the arts, literature and the sciences, a sense of history and the workings of the social, political and legal institutions that form our global environment.
Degree Options
- Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A) in Finance -- curriculum
- A minor in Finance is also available:
- B.B.A. students -- curriculum
- Non-B.B.A students -- curriculum
Why SVSU?
- More than 90% of the faculty of the College of Business & Management belong to a professional or service organization, providing diverse networking opportunities for students.
- Students are linked with mentors who teach by example and share “real world” experiences.
- 75% of the faculty of the College of Business and Management have industrial or corporate work experience. And 90% of the faculty hold a Ph.D., the highest degree in the field of business.
- The College of Business and Management works with over 30 regional businesses (from small family businesses to Fortune 500 companies) to create internships for its students.
- The Boutell Citizen’s Luncheon Program is hosted 2-3 times each year, and students can meet and interact with regional business leaders.
- The average class size at SVSU is only 24 students, allowing for meaningful interation between faculty and students.