• Department of Accounting,  Business Administration, and Economics


  • Finance

    Within the area of Finance, courses provide a knowledge of Business, national, and international finance, which are essential to the operation of our modern dynamic economic system. Courses in this area cover the scope and methodology of financial instruments and institutions.

    In addition to the required courses, students may take elective courses in a wide variety of areas including the humanities and physical and social sciences in order to provide a sound liberal arts foundation.


    Sample Program | Course Descriptions

    FIRST YEAR
    First Semester Second Semester
    Intro. to Business Principles of Marketing
    Finite Math Applied Calculus
    Humanities Core (History) Humanities Core (Literature)
    Natural Science Core Natural Science Core
    Communications Core Elective
    SECOND YEAR
    First Semester Second Semester
    Intro. Accounting I Intro. Accounting II
    Principles of Economics I (Macro) Principles of Economics II(Micro)
    Elementary Business Statistics I Elementary Business Statistics II
    Humanities Core (Philosophy) Humanities Core
    Theology Core Theology Core      
    Elective  
    THIRD YEAR
    First Semester Second Semester
    Business Law I Business Law II
    Intermediate Accounting I Intermediate Accounting II
    Organization & Mgmt. Quantitative Mgmt.
    Corporation Finance Money and Banking
    Humanities Core Elective
    FOURTH YEAR
    First Semester Second Semester
    Investments Business Problems
    Public Finance Credit Management
    International Trade & Finance Thesis
    Elective Elective
    Elective Elective
      Elective

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Mallory McCloskey
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Class of 2007
Majors: Catechetics and Theology

Mallory McClosky attended Franciscan University’s youth conferences throughout high school and seriously considered attending the University. When it came time to make the decision, however, she opted for a secular school where she could define herself and her Catholic faith by needing to defend it.

After one year of defining and defending, Mallory became certain the Lord was calling her to transfer to Franciscan.

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