Program Description

The Advanced Financial Analysis (AFA) minor is an honors-level program that provides students with a deep foundation in finance and accounting. In addition to coursework in those areas, students also complete classes in financial modeling and coding as applied to finance problems: financial valuation, interpreting financial statements, and python for finance are just some of the skills students will learn. Ultimately, the minor focuses on developing technical competence in a business environment, giving students the skills they need to solve problems in the real world.

Academic and Career Opportunities

Meet like-minded peers by joining Business Scholars, the Finance Club, or Beta Alpha Psi (an honor organization for Accounting, Finance, and Information Systems students). Consider completing an independent research project for a financial problem you want to solve, or gain real-world experience prior to graduation by completing an internship. When paired with a relevant major, the Advanced Financial Analysis minor prepares students for careers in corporate finance, accounting, investment or commercial banking, financial planning, or real estate. Become a financial consultant for clients in the private, public or government sectors, or continue your education at the graduate level in programs such as finance, accounting, business administration, or analytics.

More Info

• Undergraduate Minors from DESB
• David Eccles School of Business
• Department Advising
• Business Career Services

Catalog

• Advanced Financial Analysis Minor

Exploratory Classes

• BCOR 1010 - Career Exploration
• BCOR 2020 - Frameworks for Business Problems
• BCOR 2040 - Value, Impact, Business and Entrepreneurship
• BUS 2010 - Intro to Business Economics
• ECON 2010 - Principles of Microeconomics
• FINAN 3010 - Finance Professional Lecture Series