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Financial Information & Analysis
Financial Information and Analysis involves a wide range of issues common to both finance and accounting. This includes the role of accounting as the basic language of business, the importance of accounting information systems in organizational decision-making, and the use of this information by financial decision makers in managing assets and investments. Clarkson’s unique focus is on the collaborative development and provision of accounting and financial information within organizational environments through the operation and study of real businesses. As part of this degree, you’ll learn how accounting and related information is used in asset management, investment and risk analysis and its interaction within capital markets. Students in this major acquire fundamental skills and familiarity with the software tools and accepted practices that managers and executives need. By working with your advisor, you can match electives and seek out internship experiences to apply your learning to advance your career goals.
At Clarkson, we get you in the game early. Many schools accept students into business degree study only in their junior year. Here, all of our freshmen are engaged in a two-semester entrepreneurial sequence designed to expose them to all facets of the business enterprise. Development of a start-up sets the context for the next three years of academics. We call it "learning business by doing business."
In addition to this undergraduate program, Clarkson also offers graduate degrees in business
At Clarkson, we get you in the game early. Many schools accept students into business degree study only in their junior year. Here, all of our freshmen are engaged in a two-semester entrepreneurial sequence designed to expose them to all facets of the business enterprise. Development of a start-up sets the context for the next three years of academics. We call it "learning business by doing business."
In addition to this undergraduate program, Clarkson also offers graduate degrees in business