Finance is a broad field focused on the management, creation, and study of money, investments, and financial instruments. It integrates principles from economics, accounting, mathematics, and statistics to understand how financial decisions are made and resources are allocated effectively. Key areas within finance include personal finance, corporate finance, public finance, investment finance, and financial markets and institutions. The ultimate goal is to maximize value at individual, corporate, or government levels through efficient financial management. Washington University in St. Louis offers a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (B.S.B.A.) with a specialization in Finance, preparing students for diverse roles in the financial sector.
The Finance program prepares students for a wide range of careers in financial services and beyond. The curriculum and university resources are designed to support students in securing internships and full-time positions in competitive fields.
Financial aid is available, with an average award of $65,000.
The Finance program prepares students for careers in Investment Banking, Private Equity, Capital Markets, Asset Management, Wealth Management, Corporate Finance, Financial Analysis, and Investment Management.
Please refer to the Office of Admissions for current tuition and cost of attendance details for international students.
Yes, financial aid is available, with an average award of $65,000.
International students should follow the general undergraduate admissions process, review application requirements on the Admissions website, complete the application form, and submit all supporting documents by the specified deadlines.
The program offers specializations in areas like Investment Banking and Asset Management, extensive student finance clubs, access to Bloomberg terminals, and clear recruitment timelines.