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The
Finance, Real Estate and Law Department (FRL) provides
a program for individuals interested in careers in Finance,
Real Estate and Law or in related fields in private or
public organizations. The FRL curriculum provides the
student with theory and practical application through
hands-on learning in the polytechnic tradition. The overarching
goal is to prepare people-oriented leaders who can advance
in the business world.
Students select one of the three emphasis areas that best
meets their career objectives: Finance, Real Estate, or
Business Law and Contract Management.
The Finance emphasis offers courses on the theory and
methods of financial Analysis and valuation, corporate
financial management, the management of financial institutions,
securities analysis, and multinational finance.
The Real Estate emphasis focuses on real estate brokerage,
mortgage lending, residential and commercial appraising,
and real property investment/development.
The Business Law and Contract Management emphasis helps
prepare students for law school and for careers as contract
administrators and contract cost/price analysts.
The Department offers four minors: Finance, Real Estate,
Business Law, and Financial Management of Public and Private
Contracts to non-FRL students.
The minor in real estate is formulated to qualify the
student with the requisite courses to sit for the real
estate broker's examination.
The minor in business law encompasses the study of the
legal environment of business.
The minor in financial management of public and private
contracts provides sufficient skills and understanding
of the principles to enable students to successfully manage
commercial contracts, apply contract cost/price techniques,
and undertake contract negotiations.
Please contact the Department Chair in Building 66, Room
211 (909) 869- 2350, or an FRL faculty advisor if you
wish to explore any of the course offerings.
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The
curriculum of the Finance, Real Estate, and Law Department
offers varied academic and career opportunities. Flyers
are available for curricula in the following areas:
| General Finance |
Gives the student broad exposure to all areas of finance, providing the breadth and depth to pursue a concentration in finance education at the MBA level.
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| Security Analyst |
The securities concentration provides knowledge and background for students interested in a career in securities. Completion of the program facilitates licensing or certification as security broker, commodity broker, certified financial planner (CFP), and/or chartered financial analyst (CFA).
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| Corporate Analyst |
Study of methods used in the allocation and management of internal and external corporation funds. A corporation analyst determines which assets to acquire, retain and sell, as well as the funds needed from outside sources.
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| Financial Institutions |
Study of financial institutions including banks, savings and loan associations, and pension funds including their operations and management.
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| Multinational Finance |
This concentration provides a conceptual framework to analyze the financial decisions of multinational firms, bringing the functions of financial management into an international context. This program is designed for students aspiring to financial careers in large corporations, international trading companies, or financial institutions.
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| Real Estate Brokerage and Development |
Studies the residential, industrial and commercial real estate market, and investigates the financial, investment and legal environment.
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| Real Estate Finance |
Students interested in becoming loan officers or mortgage bankers gain an understanding of the real estate lending institutions and the mortgage markets. Investment opportunities in various types of real estate are also investigated.
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| Business Law |
Study of the legal environment of business operations and decision-making. Completion of this program enhances managerial ability to assess legal risks and rights in a variety of contexts encountered in business organizations, commercial transactions, real estate, securities, personnel, marketing, and international arenas.
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| Management of Contracts |
This concentration provides a background in public and private contracts including the Federal acquisitions regulations and the Uniform Commercial Code. Students learn contract administration, formulation, and negotiation.
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