Finance
Learning Objectives
- Graduates will be well-grounded in fundamental financial theory and equally well grounded in the ethical application of their knowledge in a variety of professional contexts.
- Graduates will be able to acquire, analyze, integrate and communicate complex information to facilitate financial decision making.
- Graduates will be able to work comfortably and productively with others in a diverse, global environment.
- Graduates will be able to think analytically and critically and be capable of independent research appropriate for an entry-level professional in financial services.
- Graduates will be aware of career options, certification and licensing options, and graduate-study options.
Measures
These are the measures used to collect assessment data for the finance major
- ETS®-Major Field Test
- Evaluation of capstone experience
- Evaluation of experiential experience (internship, etc.)
- Cross Cultural Adaptability Inventory
- Placement data
Results from National or State Measures
See the Fact Book for results from the ETS® Major Field Test.
Annual Reports on the Assessment of Student Learning
Follow the links below to view the full text of the reports for each academic year.