Sample Grad Courses

  • Corporate Finance and Capital Budgeting
  • Corporate Financial Accounting
  • Financial Markets and Investments
  • Financial Options and Strategic Flexibility
  • Financial Spreadsheet Modeling
  • Foundations in Financial Economics
  • Foundations of Python
  • Professional Communications

Sample Grad Electives

  • AI and Deep Learning
  • Asset Management
  • Corporate Restructuring
  • Financial Technology
  • Mergers and Acquisitions
  • Private Equity
  • Quantitative Investing

Grad Concentrations

  • Corporate Financial Strategy and Investment Banking
  • Financial Technology and Innovation
  • Investment Management and Financial Analysis

Finance 4+1

Why study finance at Geneseo?

This program allows Geneseo undergraduates to complete both a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in an accelerated format, saving both time and tuition. The University of Rochester’s Simon Business School STEM-designated MS in Finance teaches students to leverage analytics and quantitative tools to solve financial challenges and excel in careers such as investment management, corporate finance, and risk management.

 By beginning MSF coursework during their senior year, students may move directly into graduate-level study while still benefiting from Geneseo’s close faculty mentorship and small-class environment. The program welcomes students from any major; applicants must have successfully completed one calculus and one statistics course at Geneseo.

Partnership Program

Program Highlights

  • Earn a BA or a BS and an MSF in five years.
  • Students may take up to three Simon graduate courses their senior year to apply toward the MS degree.
  • Students may apply up to six UR credits to fulfill their undergraduate degree open electives. 
  • Early assurance into UR’s Simon Business School as a matriculating first-year Geneseo student or acceptance as a junior.
  • The STEM designation signals analytical rigor to employers.
  • UR’s Career Management Center and Office of Student Engagement provide connections with top employers and offer co-curricular experiences, including student clubs and leadership development.
  •  Internship track supports students seeking US business experience and additional time for career exploration. Non-internship track allows for shorter program time.
  • No GMAT/GRE score required.
  • Access to Simon career support.

Example Career Paths

  • Business development
  • Credit risk
  • Equity research
  • Financial analysis
  • Investment banking
  • Municipal securities
  • Portfolio risk
  • Sales and trading

Recent Employers

  • Bank of Beijing
  • Citigroup
  • Deloitte
  • Ernst & Young LLP
  • Goldman Sachs
  • JPMorgan Chase & Co.
  • Moody’s Corporation
  • Procter & Gamble

Contact Info

Prospective Students

Kevin Reed, Assistant Director of Admissions
reedk@geneseo.edu
Doty Hall 200B
585-245-5435

Current Students

Angela Buchiere, Director of Student Services, School of Business
abuchiere@geneseo.edu
South Hall 111A
585-245-5369

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