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Associate of Arts Degree (60 weeks / 90 units)
Course of Study
A Business Administration degree with a concentration on bank operations is very versatile in today's market. Our courses and teaching methods will prepare you to be eligible for a variety of financial careers, in Los Angeles, and elsewhere in California.
To face the many aspects of today’s working world, general education courses are central to the program. Our courses in English writing and communication, math and finance, computer literacy and marketing, and psychology and analysis classes are all essential in the customer-focused banking and finance industry. As many banks and financial institutions require their employees to communicate directly with clients, Fremont students learn salesmanship, oral communication, and teamwork along with business ethics.
Real-time school classes in banking, finance, and related financial services provide the foundation for financial careers. Basic money and finance classes will guide your understanding of how the banking and lending institutions work. Our banking operations courses will guide those of who aspire to work directly in a bank or in bank management.
Our courses on regulatory compliance and risk assessment enable you to embark upon lawful and ethical bank operations and finance careers, and you will gain a broader perspective on Business Administration practices. In-depth classes on understanding finance and financial statements can help you make a career of marketing financial services, or specialize in financial analysis.
Financial risk is an aspect of any banking or finance career, and students with good college backgrounds in financial risk are best prepared to work in the American market through its bull and bear periods.
Courses on business ethics, teamwork, and customer service will compliment your knowledge of finance and management by enabling you to work effectively with people.
Ultimately, our objective is to enable you with the skills you need in order to execute your ambitions and aspirations.