​ The Finance A.S. program offers a comprehensive foundation for students pursuing a bachelor’s degree in finance, financial planning, or financial management. Through this program, students will gain valuable knowledge and skills in areas such as personal and corporate budgeting, risk assessment and insurance, investing in real and financial assets, and long-term strategic planning. Additionally, the program prepares students for entry-level roles and internships in sectors like banking, investments, and real estate, equipping them with the practical tools to succeed in a dynamic financial environment.​

Program Learning Outcomes
Students who have completed the program should be able to:

• Apply traditional models to determine the value of common financial instruments, such as stocks and bonds, and evaluate the performance of a portfolio
• Demonstrate an understanding of common techniques in capital budgeting and financial decision-making, including evaluating the weighted marginal cost of capital, payback, internal rate of return, net present value, and cost-volume-profit analysis
• Utilize technology, including spreadsheets and presentations, to communicate business and financial recommendations clearly both verbally and visually 
• Prepare and present a well-reasoned financial analysis of a major U.S. corporation​​​​