UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL OKLAHOMA · UNITED STATES
Banking, Minor
Diploma · Taught in en
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The Banking Minor at the University of Central Oklahoma provides students with a foundational understanding of how banks influence the community. This program focuses on the guidance bankers offer individuals in managing and investing their assets, and how people rely on bankers for savings and financial advice. It is designed for undergraduate students seeking to complement their major with specialized knowledge in the banking sector.
Careers
The banking minor equips students with knowledge relevant to roles where understanding financial assets, investments, and community banking practices is crucial. Graduates are prepared to guide individuals in managing their finances and utilizing banking services.
- Banker
- Financial Advisor Assistant
- Loan Officer Assistant
- Customer Service Representative (Banking)
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Fees
Tuition (international)For non-Oklahoma residents (international students), undergraduate courses cost $362.90 per credit hour for general tuition, plus a university fee of $41.27 per credit hour, totaling $404.17 per credit hour. Please note that additional college-specific fees may apply. For example, courses within the College of Business incur an additional fee of $16.72 per credit hour. A mandatory International Student Maintenance Fee of $200.00 per semester (Spring/Fall) or $80.00 (Summer) and a Student Insurance Fee are also applicable.
Tuition (home)For Oklahoma residents, undergraduate courses cost $260.18 per credit hour for general tuition, plus a university fee of $41.27 per credit hour, totaling $301.45 per credit hour. Additional mandatory tuition applies to College of Business courses at $16.72 per credit hour.
LivingInformation regarding estimated living costs is not available on the provided pages.
Tuition and fees are subject to change without notice. Costs are based on credit hours and residency status. The College of Business has additional per-credit-hour fees.
How to apply
1. Submit an ApplicationComplete the online application for admission. Undergraduate applications have a fee of $40.00.
2. Provide Required DocumentsEnsure all necessary admission documents are submitted, including academic transcripts. International students will have additional documentation requirements, such as proof of English proficiency and financial support.
3. Explore Financial Aid and ScholarshipsInvestigate available financial aid options and scholarships. UCO offers automatic scholarships for eligible freshmen and various scholarships through different colleges, such as the College of Liberal Arts.
4. Calculate Estimated CostsUtilize the UCO Tuition Calculator to estimate your educational expenses. Be aware of tuition, fees, and potential additional costs.
5. International Student SpecificsInternational students must also consider the International Student Maintenance Fee and the required Student Insurance Fee. Specific English proficiency requirements (e.g., IELTS) and visa processes need to be addressed.
Scholarships
Automatic ScholarshipsVaries
College of Liberal Arts ScholarshipsOver $100,000 awarded annually