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CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) UPDATE: St. Thomas Aquinas College is scheduled for September 8, 2020 start. We are planning to resume in-person, on-campus instruction, residence life, and student activities for the Fall 2020 semester. We are examining various contingencies for whatever adaptations and changes will be required to open the campus for instruction, dorm life, and a range of student activities. Please continue to monitor this page and keep informed via our latest updates.
Finance
Finance
When you pursue a degree in finance at STAC, you’ll learn how to turn financial goals and resources into financial growth. We’ll teach you the fundamentals of capital, credit, savings, and loans, and you’ll earn a working knowledge of wealth accumulation, risk management, and mergers and acquisitions—all within the framework of professional and ethical conduct.
When you enter the workforce, you’ll understand how to provide corporate and governmental decision-makers with the information they need to determine project feasibility, marketing, product pricing, and profitability.
MBA PROGRAM
Upon earning your degree in finance, you’ll have the opportunity to enroll in STAC’s MBA program and earn your master’s degree in as little as one year. Our faculty prepare MBA students for the corporate challenges of the 21st century. Through interactive courework in case studies, group discussions and external projects each student becomes an integral part of the learning experience. Learn more.
Featured Profile
Jeanine Grillo, '16
Finance
“I walked into STAC excited but nervous. When I left I felt like I could go out and conquer the world. I owe my professors all of that.”
Read more about Jeanine's journey.
STAC FUTURES: Finance
CAREERS INCLUDE:
Insurance Agent/Financial Analyst/Investment Banker
ALUMNI EMPLOYERS INCLUDE:
Danone North America/JP Morgan Chase & Co./Merrill Lynch/Morgan Stanley/PepsiCo/Verizon
Students Take on the College Fed Challenge
The College Fed Challenge is a competition designed to bring real-world economics into the classroom. Students competed in the Federal Reserve's District II with their analysis on the current economic environment, formulated economic forecasts and made policy recommendations. READ MORE ABOUT THE COMPETITION
