Commercial Banking, Undergraduate Certificate

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The undergraduate certificate in Commercial Banking is designed to prepare undergraduate finance majors for careers in the commercial banking industry. In addition to the required classes in the finance major, students will take four courses (12 credit hours) related to the commercial banking industry and upon graduation will receive a Certificate in Commercial Banking in addition to the B.B.A. degree in Finance. The four courses in the certificate of Commercial Banking fulfill the 12 credit hours of finance electives for finance majors. Therefore, no additional coursework is needed for finance majors to complete this certificate program. Acceptance in the Commercial Banking certificate program is subject to approval by the finance area coordinator.

Requirements:

Completion of Lower Division Business Requirements.
Completion of FIN 3320 with a B or better.
All prerequisites must be met prior to taking each course.
All courses must be taken in residence.

Required Courses:

Courses may be taken in any order.

FIN 4323 - Management of Financial Institutions 3 Semester Credit Hours
FIN 4324 - Credit and Lending 3 Semester Credit Hours
FIN 4382 - Internship in Finance 3 Semester Credit Hours
(FIN 4333 can be substituted with permission from the Finance area.)
MKT 4350 - Personal Selling 3 Semester Credit Hours