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Business Administration – Major in Finance

Bachelor of Science

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Cultivate your financial expertise with a BSBA degree and a major in finance and become a professional with endless career opportunities.

» Program Overview

You’ll learn how experts make the most of financial markets, raise capital, manage risk, grow assets, and serve the diverse needs of shareholders, partners, and employees. You’ll also graduate with many career options – you might work as a chief financial advisor, in sales and trading, or financial research. You could work in private industry for financial companies, commercial banks, or savings and loan associates. You might even work for a federal agency like the IRS or the U.S. Department of Treasury.

Why Finance at LTU?

  • You will master subject material by practically applying principles and concepts learned in class
  • Courses are embedded with technological components that meet the needs of today’s workplaces
  • Assignments reflect real-life problems and questions encountered by financial decision-makers, making you workforce ready at graduation
  • You’ll gain hands-on experience using analytical tools that can easily be implemented in Excel
  • You’ll learn from faculty who’ve taught finance at the undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral level

» Curriculum

First Year

Fall Semester

COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS
College Composition
COM 1103
3
Financial Management
FIN 3103
3
Digital Foundations
GRA 2813
3
Introduction to Design
DES 1022
2
Introduction to Games Development
MCS 1643
2

Total Credit Hours

14

Spring Semester

COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS
College Composition
COM 1103
3
Design Principles
DES 1213
3
Digital Foundations
GRA 2813
3
Introduction to Design
DES 1022
2
Introduction to Games Development
MCS 1643
2

Total Credit Hours

14

Second Year

Fall Semester

COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS
College Composition
COM 1103
3
Design Principles
DES 1213
3
Digital Foundations
GRA 2813
3
Introduction to Design
DES 1022
2
Introduction to Games Development
MCS 1643
2

Total Credit Hours

14

Spring Semester

COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS
College Composition
COM 1103
3
Design Principles
DES 1213
3
Digital Foundations
GRA 2813
3
Introduction to Design
DES 1022
2
Introduction to Games Development
MCS 1643
2

Total Credit Hours

14

Third Year

Fall Semester

COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS
College Composition
COM 1103
3
Design Principles
DES 1213
3
Digital Foundations
GRA 2813
3
Introduction to Design
DES 1022
2
Introduction to Games Development
MCS 1643
2

Total Credit Hours

14

Spring Semester

COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS
College Composition
COM 1103
3
Design Principles
DES 1213
3
Digital Foundations
GRA 2813
3
Introduction to Design
DES 1022
2
Introduction to Games Development
MCS 1643
2

Total Credit Hours

14

Fourth Year

Fall Semester

COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS
College Composition
COM 1103
3
Design Principles
DES 1213
3
Digital Foundations
GRA 2813
3
Introduction to Design
DES 1022
2
Introduction to Games Development
MCS 1643
2

Total Credit Hours

14

Spring Semester

COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS
College Composition
COM 1103
3
Design Principles
DES 1213
3
Digital Foundations
GRA 2813
3
Introduction to Design
DES 1022
2
Introduction to Games Development
MCS 1643
2

Total Credit Hours

14

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