Finance careers vary widely in today's complex, global economy. Finance graduates may have careers in banking, investments, corporate finance, and federal contract management. Graduates may find themselves helping investment clients develop and monitor investment portfolios for retirement, managing a bank office, making multi-million dollar loans to corporations, taking a private firm public so its stock can be traded on stock exchanges, or managing the budget of a multi-billion dollar federal project.

Students who major in Finance may choose from four different concentrations. The details about each of the four options are described at the links below.

General Finance Concentration

Corporate Finance Concentration

Investments and Financial Institutions Concentration

Federal Government Finance and Contracts Concentration

• BSBA degree requires 120 credit hours.
• 12 credit hours of 300 level and above must be taken in the major.
• 12 of the last 18 credit hours must be taken at UAH, with an overall 25% of coursework taken at UAH.
• No more than 60 credit hours from a two-year college can be applied toward a UAH degree.

• General Finance
• Investments and Financial Institutions
• Corporate Finance
Federal Government Finance and Contracts