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		The Major in Business Administration > Concentration in Financial Planning

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Center for Excellence in Business

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Programs of Study

		Accounting
		Accounting/Financial Planning
		Business Administration
		Financial Planning and Wealth Mgmt.
		Health and Fitness Administration
		Liberal Arts Business Studies
		Management Information Science
		Business Administration (Minor)
		Economics (Minor)

Course Descriptions

Opportunities for International Study

Field Experience Programs

Business Education Initiative (BEI)

Phi Beta Lambda (PBL)

BAE Career Paths

Career/Graduate School Placements

The Major in Business Administration with a Concentration in Financial Planning consists of the Core Curriculum in Business plus the following set of courses:

Program Requirements for the Concentration in Financial Planning

Course Area

Course Number

Course Title

Credits

Acct

355

Income Tax Accounting I

Busn

301

Introduction to Financial Planning

Retirement and Benefits Planning

Busn

330

Sales and Sales Management

Senior Financial Planning Colloquium

Total Semester Credits Required for the Concentration in Financial Planning

CEB | Department of Business, Accounting, and Economics | Major in Business Administration

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Note 1:	Students who pursue the Major in Accounting with a Concentration in Financial Planning may not choose the Concentration in Financial Planning as part of a Major in Business Administration.

Note 2:	Students who pursue the Major in Financial Planning and Wealth Management may not choose a Concentration in Financial Planning as part of a Major in Business Administration.

Note 3:	Certified financial planners and financial services professionals indicate that a sound foundation in economics is also particularly valuable for a career in the financial services industry. Therefore, students who pursue this concentration might also consider a second Concentration in Economics.