The Finance major of the Bachelor in Science in Business Administration (BSBA) degree prepares students for careers in Finance.
Differently from the Bachelor of Science in Accounting and Finance (BSAF), the BSBA coursework is not specifically tailored for students arriving at the business school with a clear interest in careers in Finance. BSBA students sample different business disciplines before specializing in a major, and it is not uncommon to have BSBA students switch majors over time, or to graduate with double majors in Finance and another business discipline, or in Finance and a non-business discipline.
Differently from the Bachelor in Business Administration (BBA) degree, the BSBA coursework places greater emphasis on quantitative skills, including, for example, a required computer programming class and higher-level statistics classes. Because of this, relative to the BBA degree, the BSBA may be a better fit for students who are quantitatively oriented.