Finance
I chose finance because I had a keen interest in how money works in the real world and how to make sound financial decisions for myself.
Gain real-world experience
As a business student, you can participate in an internship as early as your first or second summer in college. Internships often provide an opportunity to confirm that your major is perfect for you. You will gain real-world experience where you can apply your classroom learning and skills in the workplace. After an internship, you’ll be better prepared for the global world of business. You will make connections with employers, network, and build relationships that may lead to full-time employment after graduation. Ivy students report high average salaries from their internships.
Brett McGee, an Ivy finance and accounting student spent his summer internship with the New York Federal Reserve Bank in Manhattan, New York. Read more.
Academic services
At the Ivy College of Business, we are here to support you from day one. We have academic advisors ready to help you select your classes and choose your major.
Take the next step
As an Ivy finance major, you’ll become an expert on how to make the most of financial markets, successfully raise capital, manage risk, grow assets, and serve the diverse needs of shareholders, partners, and employees.