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Financial Management

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Course Descriptions

Major Area

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Business Core

Take a detailed look at courses that build upon your general education knowledge, and help to prepare you for major area coursework.

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Curriculum

Bachelor of Science

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Build well-rounded skills and learn the industry specific knowledge you will need to be successful in your career.

Subsequent Degree: B.S.

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Looking to earn an additional bachelor’s degree? A subsequent degree is specifically designed for students who have already completed a bachelor's degree or higher.

Associate of Science

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Begin building your educational foundation with a curriculum that has a broad base in general education while touching upon a specific area of study.

Meet Your Faculty

From the board room to the classroom

Each Franklin major is designed with the ongoing input of industry experts to ensure you gain respected and relevant knowledge that can be applied instantly in the workplace.

Bruce Campbell

Bruce Campbell, Ph.D., CTP - Program Chair

Dr. Campbell earned his Ph.D. in Finance from Kent State University and holds advanced degrees in business administration and economics. During his career, he spent over 10 years in the financial services sector, primarily in international banking. Dr. Campbell has been a member of Franklin’s faculty since 2006.

Program Outcomes

  • Use data provided within financial statements to calculate financial ratios and common-size statements
  • Apply time-value-of-money techniques to derive security valuation tools and models
  • Calculate values of publicly-traded securities using accepted bond and stock valuation models
  • Calculate values for the weighted-average-cost-of-capital and assess the capital structure of a corporation
  • Apply budgeting tools to evaluate capital investment alternatives including net-present-value, internal rate of return, and payback methods

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