Business Administration Consumer Finance - Rose State College

Business Administration Consumer Finance from Rose State College is a Campus Associate Consumer Economics degree that prepares you for a Business career. Program Goal and Objectives The goal of the Consumer Finance Option is to prepare the student with the necessary knowledge and skills to gain access to career opportunities in the financial field. The course work in the consumer finance option will enhance the student?s ability to become a personal financial planner, financial services specialist, loan officer, corporate financial consultant or apprentice, consumer loan specialist or apprentice, personnel and payroll specialist or apprentice, or choose from a vast area of titles in this exciting career field. The graduates of this program will more likely pursue a professional financial degree program where financial certification could occur. Program objectives provide the student with: The skills needed to manage and post financial information using current software and hardware; The skills needed in organizing financial records for personal, business, and tax purposes; The skills needed to make analytical decisions regarding human resources, administration and insurance, and personal and business investment opportunities; The skills needed to assist clients and self in making analytical decisions in insurance law, compensation law, and investment law; The skills needed to facilitate a business that will reduce the likelihood of theft, privacy corruption, and other ethical issues that relate to self, client, and business; and, The skills needed for financial budgeting, both personally and professionally, and for private and public institutions. View more details on Rose State College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Consumer Economics courses.