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College Record 2021-2022

Applied Mathematics and Finance, Bachelor of Science

 

Major Requirements

Complete all of the following

ACC-101Acct I: Intro to Financial Accounting

3
ACC-102Acct II: Intro Managerial Accounting

3
BUS-101Introduction to Business and Society

3
DL-151/IMR-151Interpreting Digital Information †

3
DL-251/IMR-251Data Analytics †

3
ECO-210Principles of Macroeconomics †

3
ECO-211Principles of Microeconomics † *

3
FIN-312Financial Management

3
FIN-320Investments

3
MAT-103Elem Probability and Statistics † *

3
MAT-106Calculus I † *

4
MAT-207Calculus II †

4
MAT-210Calculus III †

4
MAT-230Linear Algebra †

3
MAT-245Transition to Abstract Mathematics †

3
MAT-309Probability †

3
MAT-321Differential Equations †

3
MAT-405Senior Seminar †

3
Total Credit Hours:57

Complete one of the following

FIN-315International Financial Management

3
FIN-325Money and Banking

3
Total Credit Hours:3

Field Period:

FP-290Field Period

3
FP-290Field Period

3
FP-290Field Period

3
FP-290Field Period

3
Total Credit Hours:12

Degree Requirements Summary

>Complete General Education Requirements.
>Complete one 3-credit laboratory science course.
>Complete one Integrative Studies (KC-301) topics course.
>Complete Major Requirements specific to each academic degree program.
>Complete one Field Period® for every 30 Keuka College credits.
>Achieve a minimum major GPA of 2.00 unless otherwise specified by the major.
>Achieve a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.00 unless otherwise specified by the major.
>Complete a minimum of 120 total credits.
>Complete Liberal Arts and Sciences (LAS) requirement: BS 60 LAS / BA 90 LAS
>The student is ultimately responsible for ensuring that all degree requirements are met satisfactorily.

This documentation is provided as an advising tool and should not be considered a contract between a student and Keuka College. Keuka College reserves the right to make changes as deemed necessary.
* Also fulfills a General Education requirement; cannot be counted twice in the credit total
† Liberal Arts Credit