Bachelor of Science in Finance

Did you know that Jobs in the finance fields are expected to increase by about 20 percent over the next 4-5 years?  Post University's finance program includes a comprehensive and rigorous curriculum that provides students with the skills and experiences they'll need to succeed in this growing field.

The program helps students build skills in analyzing, defining, and arriving at viable solutions for financial decision making and planning.  But it does more than that.  It also prepares students to be leaders in this field by developing their critical thinking and business skills, and providing them with real-world experience before they graduate.

Post's finance students not only take finance courses, they take courses in liberal arts, organizational leadership, and personal development – all of which provide the breadth and depth of knowledge needed to become a leader in the finance field.   They also participate in a cooperative education program that provides hands-on, real-work work experience before they graduate.

Post University's Finance program prepares students for careers with financial services firms, brokerage and investment houses, banks, insurance companies, and other domestic and international businesses of every kind.

Finance Tracks

Corporate Finance
The corporate finance track prepares students for positions in the finance or treasury departments of for-profit and not-for-profit corporations.  Our corporate finance track introduces students to the analysis tools used by companies to make financial decisions that enhance corporate value.  Students in this track usually pursue employment in corporations as financial analysts, finance associates, or management consultants.

Personal Finance
The personal finance track prepares students to provide financial services to individuals and households.  Students learn to use the principles and tools of finance to prepare, plan, and invest for an individual's or household's future.  Typical career opportunities in this field are found in financial service firms, brokerage and investment houses, and banks.

Faculty Advisor Contact Information
Frank Mulgrew