OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY · UNITED STATES
Finance (B.B.A.)
Bachelor's · Taught in en
At a glance
48 mo
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Bachelor's
Level
- 73 hoursMajor Credit Hours
- 122 hoursTotal Program Hours
- ACBSP AccreditedAccreditation
- Student Investment Fund PortfolioPractical Experience
The Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) in Finance program at Oklahoma Christian University is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary for successful careers in the financial services sector or corporate financial management. This program emphasizes the development of effective practitioners who can analyze financial performance, make sound investment decisions, and understand personal financial planning. Graduates are prepared for direct entry into the workforce or for further graduate studies in business, law, or other professional fields.
Curriculum
The Finance major requires a minimum of 73 credit hours, contributing to a total of 122 credit hours for the degree. This includes foundational business courses, specialized finance subjects, a capstone experience, and electives, alongside the university's core curriculum.
- Year 1
- Introduction to Business (e.g., Business Orientation: Boot Camp or Introduction to Business)BUSA-1111/BUSA-1211
- Foundations for Growth and SuccessBUSA-1011
- Business Software ToolsINFO-1613
- Principles of Financial AccountingACCT-2113
- Principles of Managerial AccountingACCT-2213
- Macroeconomic PrinciplesECON-2113
- Microeconomic PrinciplesECON-2213
- Year 2
- Skills for Career and CallingBUSA-2011
- Business AnalyticsINFO-2613
- Quantitative ReasoningMATH-1173
- Business LawBUSA-3213
- Business EthicsBUSA-3713
- Business and Professional CommunicationCOMM-3113
- Principles of FinanceFINC-3313
- Management Information SystemsINFO-3613
- Principles of ManagementMGMT-3113
- Principles of MarketingMKTG-3313
- Year 3-4
- Strategic Management (Capstone)MGMT-4613
- Student Investment Fund Team (repeated 3 times)FINC-3011
- Intermediate Financial ManagementFINC-3323
- Introduction to Personal Financial PlanningFINC-3413
- Money and Financial MarketsFINC-3523
- Investment AnalysisFINC-3613
- Accounting Electives (Choose 9 hours from a list including Intermediate Accounting I, Cost Accounting I, Income Taxation, etc.)ACCT/FINC Electives
Careers
Graduates of the Finance B.B.A. program are well-prepared for a variety of roles within the financial sector and beyond. The curriculum's focus on analytical skills, ethical decision-making, and practical application through experiences like the Student Investment Fund ensures readiness for professional challenges.
- Financial Analyst
- Investment Banker
- Portfolio Manager
- Financial Planner
- Corporate Financial Manager
- Accountant
- Business Analyst
Entry requirements
High School Diploma or equivalentSuccessful completion of secondary education is required for admission.
General University Core CurriculumStudents must complete specific courses in Bible, English Composition, Oral Communication, Mathematics, Political Science, American History, Science (no lab), Humanities, and Behavioral/Social Science. Specific course requirements vary.
Specific GPA or standardized test score requirements are not detailed on the program page, but prospective students should contact the admissions office for comprehensive details.
Fees
Tuition (international)Not specified
Tuition (home)Not specified
LivingNot specified
Tuition and living cost information is not provided on the program page. International students should consult the university's admissions and financial aid sections for detailed cost breakdowns and potential differences in tuition rates.
How to apply
1. Express InterestYou can start by requesting information about the program through the university's admissions website.
2. Submit ApplicationComplete the online application form for admission to Oklahoma Christian University.
3. Provide Academic TranscriptsSubmit official transcripts from all previously attended secondary and post-secondary institutions.
4. Meet English Proficiency RequirementsInternational students must demonstrate English language proficiency, typically through standardized tests like IELTS or TOEFL (specific scores not listed on program page).
5. Submit Standardized Test ScoresProvide official scores from standardized tests such as SAT or ACT, if required for admission.
6. Financial DocumentationInternational applicants often need to provide financial documentation to demonstrate their ability to cover educational and living expenses.
7. Attend OrientationUpon acceptance, international students will participate in mandatory orientation sessions covering academic, cultural, and practical aspects of studying in the United States.
Accreditation
ACBSP Accredited