Bachelor of Science in Business/Finance

Level: Bachelor
Language: English

(5 reviews)

Description

The Bachelor of Science in Business/Finance (BSB/F) program is designed to prepare graduates with the requisite knowledge and skills to effectively apply financial concepts and tools in various organizational scenarios from a generalist perspective. Technology, ethics, e-business, critical thinking, problem solving, research methods, and statistical analysis are emphasized throughout the curriculum.The Finance Major emphasizes fundamental accounting and finance concepts, theories, and practices to promote well-informed financial decision making. Additional components of the Major concentrate on managerial finance, investment fundamentals and portfolio management, and global finance. Students will integrate advanced topics in financial management through real-world business application.

Recent Reviews

The worst garbage - couldn't apply anything to my job
May 7, 2012
I paid way too much for this worthless online degree. It taught me nothing. My first job - I made it through the HR door and was hired because of the degree. However, the expectation was that I had a very thorough knowledge of finance. I come to find out that all of my peers that went to REAL SCHOOLS got this background. UOP gave me EASY BS that I can't really remember nor apply ...

BS in Finance
April 16, 2008
I graduated from UOP with a BS in Finance in the summer of 2007. I liked the instructors there, and they did seem and prove that they knew very well what they were teaching and had much years of past and current experience to prove it. The learning teams were OK; there were pros and cons to it. But overall, I think I paid way too much for an education and it's been hard for ...

Agree with Worthless
March 18, 2008
Ok I will grant that they have a decent use of technology, but that is only because the classes are offered online. UOP charges way too much for tuition. The support from advisors or financial aid officares is crap. THey change or get fired every month. The e-books are very difficult to go through and find what you need. I was able to complete my degree with only having to crack the books to answer ...

Worthless
April 4, 2007
worthless degree program. I completed two years of my bachelors program here. I then tried to transfer to a traditional school and they accepted precisely NONE of my credits. I was told by UoP that all their credits were transferable. I was told by the traditional school that UoP is considered a substandard program. After enrolling at the traditional school I understand why they say UoP is substandard. Avoid at all costs

UOP
August 3, 2006
I find this program to be easy and well organized. I did find that facilitators all teach differently but do follow the guidelines of the school. It was frustrating at times when the servers where down and when the school was updating to a new system. After the new system was put in place the frustration of emails not posted and assignments not posted was lessened. I found the online books to be easier to ...

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April 16, 2008, 12:59 a.m.
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I graduated from UOP with a BS in Finance in the summer of 2007.  I liked the instructors there, and they did seem and prove that they knew very well what they were teaching and had much years of past and current experience to prove it.  The learning teams were OK; there were pros and cons to it.  But overall, I think I paid way too much for an education and it's been hard for me to advance in my career field for such an expensive education.  I'm considering going back to school to get my MBA, but I'm sure that I will not be going back to UOP for that.  I want to get an education from professors that focus more on teaching and education - not on profit.  
And also go to school that is "respected" more.  I've gotten so many reject letters from companies that won't even give me an interview, and I believe the biggest reason is because I got my degree from UOP and not a "better" or highly established college.
Jan. 14, 2007, 2:56 a.m.
0 votes/
Hi,
Could you please post your e-mail address? I Would like to contact you, for I am interested in taking this program. 
Thanks

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