If you are a finance professional seeking to stay relevant in your field or to expand your skills, this certificate is for you. The certificate is available on-campus, online, or a combination of both.
Students may choose any three graduate level finance courses to complete the Finance certificate: 

• FIN 506 Financial Statement Analysis
• FIN 510 Financial Management
• FIN 515 Financial Markets and Institutions
• FIN 521 Investments
• FIN 550  Case Studies in Corporate Finance Finance

Admission Criteria
To be eligible for the certificate, you must have a bachelor's or master's degree.

Student Organizations
Walsh College Finance and Economic Club 

• Open to all undergraduates and graduates, the Finance and Economic Club has no fees or requirements to join
• Club activities include certification seminars, economic club luncheons, R.I.S.E forum, and a tour of the Detroit Federal Reserve Bank
• Members will enjoy networking with industry professionals and fellow students, keeping current with the jobs market, resume experience and internship opportunities with local firms
• Learn more at http://www.walshcollege.edu/fec 

Gainful Employment Disclosure Statement

Occupations in which graduates typically find employment after completing the Finance Certificate include Financial Analysts.  Further information on occupations may be found at http://online.onetcenter.org/crosswalk/ and entering the SOC code of 13-2051.   The normal time frame for completing the certificate is 3 semesters.  Of the 6 students enrolled in the certificate program during the 2009-10 academic year, one student completed the certificate in the normal time frame.  We estimate that tuition and fees would total $5,325 and that books and supplies would total $540.  The median loan amount for students in this certificate program was 0.