Program · Minor

Money and Finance

TypeMinor
DepartmentBusiness

Lay a foundation for success in management and graduate studies with a minor in Money and Finance.

A Finance Minor That Leads to Major Success

Lay a foundation for success in management and graduate studies with a minor in Money and Finance.

You’ll take four core classes in Accounting, Economics, and Business. The courses are designed to prepare you for success in a wide variety of careers, including banking, investments and international business.

You'll learn to read and analyze an organization’s financial reports and to think strategically about positioning an organization in the financial environment. The Money and Finance minor provides you with an introduction to the economic environment and basic economic, accounting and finance concepts and a complete introduction to the banking system, as well as tools that can be applied to for-profit and not-for-profit businesses.

The minor in Money and Finance complements studies in Accounting and Economics. Guilford graduates say this minor is also great preparation for pursuing a master’s degree in business administration.

Internship Ideas

Students with a minor in Money and Finance have completed internships at banks in major cities including Chicago and New York, as well as with a variety of local businesses.

Alumni Careers and Graduate Schools

Local, regional and national CPA firms, private businesses, Defense Contract Audit Agency, Internal Revenue Service, Investment banking, graduate schools in accounting, business administration and law

College Catalog

For more information about courses within the Money and Finance Minor, visit the Minors page in the College Catalog. In addition to the Undergraduate Catalog, information includes academic department and major information as well as academic regulations and resources; admission standards and requirements; and tuition, fees and financial aid information.

Hands-on Learning

Guilford Accounting students have made valuable professional contacts while performing internships at the following:

  • Investment banks in Chicago and New York
  • Local CPA firms
  • Tax-preparation services
  • The Guilfordian, the campus newspaper, as business manager
  • Self-Help, a nonprofit organization helping low-income families receive funding for home, business purchases
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