Finance (B.B.A.)

Are you interested in how financial markets work, helping reach financial goals, or enjoy problem-solving with math and statistics? The Finance (B.B.A.) may be a good fit for your future.

Our graduates leave with a portfolio of different proficiencies. You will be able to apply comprehensive theoretical knowledge in real and challenging situations. Become equipped with cutting-edge skills to excel in their future professional careers or graduate studies. Our graduates' expertise stems from our classrooms.

Understanding an organization’s finances is critical to its success. A business degree in finance enables graduates to prepare, provide and present financial analysis to an organization to evaluate positions, profit feasibility, and various other decisions that are influenced by financial position.

Degree Type

Bachelor of Business Administration

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Degree Progression Plan

Note: Valid for Academic Year 2024-2025. For other years, refer to the university Academic Catalogs.

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Experience the Finance Major Program

Our program will prepare you well for a job in the financial industry and for graduate studies in the nation's best schools. Our dedicated faculty introduces students to theoretical constructs and real-world applications in a wide range of financial topics, including investments, corporate finance, financial institutions, risk management, insurance, and emerging financial technology, making them strong competitors in the finance job market.

We tie financial theories to real-world applications and examples through trading simulations in Investments, case studies in Corporate Finance courses, and other engaging activities.

Our program was ranked 5th nationally by CollegeRank's Best Bachelor's in Finance

Low classroom student-to-faculty ratio allows deep and collaborative learning environment

Professional development opportunities and guidance from resume reviews, mock interviews, career receptions, job shadowing, internships, and graduate school

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Why Finance at UNG

Faculty-to-Student Ratio. Class sizes set where everyone feels included working closely with the professor and collaborating with peers.
Diverse Student Body. We cater to a diverse student body, which includes both recent high-school graduates and working professionals.
Broad Range in Our Curriculum. Some financial topics to choose from include investments, corporate finance, financial institutions, financial policy, risk management, insurance, and emerging financial technology.
Expand into FinTech. Our students can add a FinTech minor to their credentials by virtually attending FinTech classes through the USG’s eCampus program.
Go global. The Mike Cottrell College of Business also provide opportunities for students to explore the world through study abroad programs in London, Italy, Singapore, and Germany.
Be job search ready. You'll hone work-readiness through its PROS extra-curricular professional development program.

What Your Journey Could Look Like

Your First Year

Start your journey by discovering what you want to do and who you want to be. Take various introductory courses and review your opportunities. Your initial course work in general business fields would likely include Accounting, Economics, Computer Information Systems, and the Legal Environment of Business.

Reach out to Academic Advising for guidance on your curriculum options.

Sophomore Year

As you continue to define your goals. You may still be uncertain about your chosen field, however by the end of this year, most students finalize decisions regarding their majors.

It is time to conduct final research about different fields and careers. School is always challenging. Find some good friends and connect with peers by joining some student organizations to support you along the way.

Junior Year

You can now start taking various Finance courses. These courses may be challenging so that you may be spending more time on your studies.

It is also a good time to think about your internship, which may be crucial for your future professional success. An internship may generate a part-time or even a full-time permanent job offer. Remember to enjoy your junior year. School time passes quickly.

Senior Year

It is a busy year! You are diving deeper into finance concentration courses, and becoming an expert in the field. You may start applying for different job openings or graduate programs, asking your professors for recommendation letters, interviewing with different schools or companies, and making your network stronger. Simultaneously, you are getting ready to complete your journey by walking across the stage at commencement.

Clubs and Organizations

The University of North Georgia Investment Club provides students with hands-on experience in equity analysis, portfolio management, and disciplined investment decision-making.

Students participate in managing a real investment portfolio, gaining exposure to financial analysis, valuation, and stock selection through collaborative research and formal stock pitches.

Supported by the University of North Georgia and industry partners, the Investment Club utilizes professional tools such as the Bloomberg Terminal and regularly hosts finance professionals who share insights into careers in investment management and corporate finance.

Membership is open to all students and offers opportunities for leadership development, networking, and experiential learning within the undergraduate finance program.

Investment club students receiving a check for $500 for second prize

For more information. contact faculty advisor Dr. Young Ha Ki.

Define Your Own College Experience

College life isn't just about academics. It's about the relationships you make, the experiences you have, and the new things you can discover not just about yourself, but about the world around you. UNG provides many opportunities on each campus and beyond to help you explore your interests and find new passions.