This program provides students with an opportunity to develop or enhance their banking skills. It, therefore, serves both students who are presently employed in the banking industry and anyone preparing to enter this dynamic field.
Employment Prospects: With a fast-developing financial sector, graduates of this program are likely to find employment in insurances, banks and other financial institutions.
| Trimester I – Year I | |
| ENGL105 | English Research (Formerly English Composition II) |
| CIS116 | Intro to Computer Applications |
| MATH110 | College Algebra |
| MGT103 | Introduction to Business |
| Trimester II – Year I | |
| MGT101 | Principles of Management |
| MATH111 | Business Statistics I |
| ACC103 | Accounting Principles I |
| BNK101 | Principles of Banking |
| Trimester III – Year I | |
| ACC104 | Accounting Principles II |
| BNK204 | Intro to Financial Markets |
| MATH201 | Calculus for Business |
| * | Liberal Arts Elective |
| Trimester I – Year II | |
| MGT203 | Principles of Microeconomics |
| ACC208 | Finance I |
| MATH112 | Business Statistics II |
| ENG202 | Technical Writing |
| Trimester II – Year II | |
| BNK130 | Credit Management |
| ACC211 | Finance II |
| ENGL 106 | Public Speaking |
| MGT205 | Principles of Macroeconomics |
| Trimester III – Year II | |
| MGT202 | Business Law |
| BNK202 | Regulatory Environment of Banking & Finance |
| MGT200 | Organizational Behavior |
| INT220 | Internship/Capstone |
*Liberal Arts Electives (CHOOSE ONE: (PSY110, SOC101, PHIL200)
