Exclusively for first-year accepted students, Admitted Student Day is our most comprehensive tailored program.
Exclusively for first-year accepted students, Admitted Student Day is our most comprehensive tailored program.
Exclusively for first-year accepted students, Admitted Student Day is our most comprehensive tailored program.
Exclusively for first-year accepted students, Admitted Student Day is our most comprehensive tailored program.
A Finance Program for Ethical Leaders
Marist’s rigorous, liberal arts-based Finance concentration of the Business Administration major focuses equally on theoretical concepts and on developing critical-thinking and problem-solving skills. By combining stimulating and engaging coursework with an emphasis on ethical responsibility, we strive to mold our finance students into the business leaders of tomorrow.
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Marist Finance students start with a foundation in financial theory and how the capital markets work. Coursework incorporates hands-on application of data analytics, computer programming, and information science to hone the research and analytical skills needed to interpret data. A basis in the Liberal Arts combined with unique Finance electives provide a well-rounded experience that prepares you for a successful career. Our comprehensive Finance curriculum includes courses in:
The faculty members within Marist's Finance department come from a variety of industry backgrounds. The experiences they share with students results in well-rounded professionals entering the field. Due to our small class sizes, our faculty are able to provide one-on-one attention to each of our students, advising them on their unique paths toward successful careers. Meet a few of our faculty members below, or view all Finance faculty >
Cantu, originally from Monterrey, Mexico, has always been interested in finance, and he’s getting great training in Marist’s School of Management, where he majors in business administration with concentrations in finance and entrepreneurship. During his capping class, Cantu and his teammates had the task of analyzing Starbucks and developing a strategic plan to make it more competitive; his role on the team was financial analysis. He’s also had valuable real-world experience, having interned in Monterrey over the summer for Foster Hill Capital Management LLC, a private alternative capital firm. Cantu also makes use of the School of Management’s Investment Center, which comes equipped with numerous Bloomberg terminals.
At Marist, we pride ourselves on our dedication to providing our students with a well-rounded liberal arts education that prepares them for practical experience and profound success in their field. But don't just take our word for it - the numbers speak for themselves.
