| Finance/Accounting |
| The field of finance/accounting is wide, with options in many directions. Jobs typically require at least an associate's degree in finance/accounting. However, with a higher degree, a better-paying position is possible. Finance/accounting degrees are offered at most universities and colleges. |
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| A bachelor's in finance/accounting is typically a four-year degree. Programs vary from college to college. During a bachelor's program, students choose electives and focus on certain aspects of finance/accounting. They learn basic finance/accounting principles, intermediate skills and advanced practices. Students also learn about taxation, auditing and management. Job possibilities are enormous with a bachelor's degree in finance/accounting. People find jobs as cost accountants, controllers, tax accountants, staff accountants and government accountants. |
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- Corporate Finance and Introductory Courses
- Investments
- Money & Banking
- Fixed Income
- Financial Engineering
- Derivatives
- Interest Rate Risk Management
- Personal Finance
- Computer Applications of Financial Management
- International Finance
- Financial Institutions and Banking
- Insurance and Risk Management
- Futures & Options
- Venture Capital
- Advanced Corporate Finance
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