Combining theory and practice, Wilmington University’s bachelor’s degree in finance program will help launch your career as an analyst or financial planner or prepare you for graduate-level study. Available 100% online or face-to-face, this affordable finance degree fits your life.
WilmU’s B.S. in Finance degree program includes areas of study sometimes overlooked by other bachelor’s degree programs. Intro to Global Derivatives examines investments and risk management, while Advanced Excel and Data Analytics deepens your understanding of financial modeling.
Your B.S. in Finance coursework will prepare you to make usable information from financial data. Courses like Financial and Economic History set WilmU students apart by providing a richer context to the study financial speculation.
Employers value work experience. You’ll hone your skills and build your network through internships and cooperative learning experiences. Plus—WilmU faculty are active practitioners in the field, ready to share their wisdom and experience with you. It’s what makes this one of the best finance degree programs!
You can use elective courses in this bachelor's degree program to complete a related Dual-Credit Certificate® while you earn your degree or accelerate into your next degree by incorporating master's level coursework — at no extra tuition cost. Learn more about WilmU's Dual-Credit ADVANTAGE™.
Accredited B.S. in Finance The Wilmington University B.S. in Finance is accredited by the International Assembly for Collegiate Business Education.
Cost of a typical 3-credit course.
Wilmington University tuition is based on cost-per-credit.
You only pay for the courses you need to complete your undergraduate finance degree.
Start a career in Finance with your bachelor’s degree from WilmU. Learn more about Career Resources.
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Encompassing both the practical and theoretical aspects of finance, this degree prepares graduates for careers at every level of the field, from small businesses to regional financial institutions. —Dr. Donald Stuhlman, Program Chair
