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FIN 215: General Securities
4.00 Credits
Berkeley College-Woodland Park
Prepares students for the solicitation, purchase, and/or sale of securities products. Topics include corporate securities, municipal securities, municipal fund securities, options, direct participation programs, investment company products, and variable contracts. Prerequisite: FIN200
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FIN 250: Computer Applications in Financial Services
2.00 Credits
Berkeley College-Woodland Park
An introduction to computer-based problem simulation in the world of fi nancial services. Students learn how to use fi nancial modeling and spreadsheets to solve real-world fi nancial planning problems. Prerequisites: CIS115, ACC104
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FIN 300: Principles of Finance
4.00 Credits
Berkeley College-Woodland Park
Provides an overview of the fundamental principles of fi nancial theory and practice. Students become familiar with the fi nancial organization and operation of a business. Topics include fi nancial analysis, planning and control, budgeting and forecasting, and short- and longterm fi nancing. Prerequisite: ACC104
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FIN 305: Principles of Financial Planning
4.00 Credits
Berkeley College-Woodland Park
Provides an in-depth analysis of the fi nancial planning process. Topics include the CFP Board's Code of Ethics and Professional Responsibility, emergency fund planning, credit and debt management, fi nancial institutions, educational funding, property tilting, and monetary settlement planning.
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FIN 310: Insurance Planning
4.00 Credits
Berkeley College-Woodland Park
Students become familiar with the principles of risk management and insurance planning. Topics include risk exposure, property and casualty insurance, general business liability, and life, health, disability, and long-term care insurance.
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FIN 315: Investment Planning
4.00 Credits
Berkeley College-Woodland Park
Students learn the principles of constructing and managing investment vehicles with relation to client needs. Topics include an overview of investment vehicles, measures of investment risk and returns, portfolio management, asset pricing, leverage, and hedging options.
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FIN 400: Tax Planning
4.00 Credits
Berkeley College-Woodland Park
Students learn and analyze the principles of taxation. Topics include income tax fundamentals, trusts and estates, costrecovery, and charitable contributions.
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FIN 405: Retirement Planning
4.00 Credits
Berkeley College-Woodland Park
Focuses on the effective planning, implementation, and monitoring of individual and business-sponsored retirement plans. Topics include retirement needs analysis, social security, Medicare, and distributions.
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FIN 410: Estate Planning
4.00 Credits
Berkeley College-Woodland Park
An introduction to the world of estate planning. Topics include property transfer at death, gifting strategies, incapacity planning, trusts, and charitable giving.
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FRE 101: French I
4.00 Credits
Berkeley College-Woodland Park
An introduction to spoken and written French for students with no previous knowledge of the language. Topics include grammar construction, vocabulary acquisition, and oral communication.
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