The Executive MS in Financial Statement Analysis
The Executive MS curriculum is designed to provide the student with a strong understanding in financial statement anaysis and securities valuation. The program will also provide students with the tools needed to be able to keep current in an ever changing finanacial and business environment.
The program is composed of core and advance courses in accounting and finance offered in a rigourous and fast paced academic setting.
| The 2008-2009 Program Curriculum Trimester One: |
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| ACC 9100 | Financial & Managerial Accounting |
| FIN 9772 | Quantitative Tools for Finance |
| ECO 9708 | Microeconomic Analysis |
| ECO 9709 | Macroeconomics |
Trimester Two: |
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| FIN 9771 | Corporate Financial Theory & Applications |
| ACC 9806 | Financial Statement Analysis and Valuation |
| ACC 9808 | FSA II-Equity Valuation (Part I) |
| ACC 9708 | FSA II-Fixed Income Valuation (Part II) |
| FIN 9797 | Options Markets (Part I) |
Trimester Three: |
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| FIN 9797 | Options Markets (Part II) |
| ACC 9807 | Contemporary Topics in Accounting |
| ACC 9808 | Financial Statement Analysis III |
| FIN 9773 | Investment Theory & Applications |
Degree Requirements Students must earn thiry two to thirty three (32-33) credits for the Executive MS in Accounting degree, maintain a cumulative 3.0 grade point average, and satisfy all Baruch College, Zicklin School of Business and Executive Programs policies, rules, and regulations.
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