Finance
Managing money is the focus of earning a degree in finance at Culver-Stockton College. Coursework not only hones your understanding of business skills and strategies, but also examines the impact of economic forces at both the micro and macro levels. Once that foundation is built, the courses build an in-depth comprehension of financial institutions and how they work, monetary policy, financial management, cost management, risk management, investments and portfolio management, and international corporate finance.
Students often combine a minor or a second major with finance, such as math, psychology, or sport management.
For details about the finance major or finance minor, see the C-SC Academic Catalog.
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The average post-commencement job placement rate for C-SC graduates with a finance degree is 98 percent. Careers pursued by recent graduates include:
- Loan officer, First Federal Bank
- Financial merchandiser, Archer Daniels Midland
- Compliance auditor, Missouri Department of Revenue
- Financial analyst, Verizon Wireless
In addition to job shadowing and internships, students also learn through:
C-SC finance majors have been successful both as undergraduates and as career professionals. For example:
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