Quantitative Finance, BS (Boston)

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Accounting

• ACCT 1201 — Financial Accounting and Reporting

Finance

• FINA 2201 — Financial Management

Marketing

• MKTG 2201 — Introduction to Marketing

Organizational Behavior

• One of:
  • ORGB 3201 — Organizational Behavior
  • ORGB 3203 — Behavioral Aspects of Digital Transformation

International Business/Social Responsibility

• INTB 1203 — International Business and Global Social Responsibility

Quantitative Finance

• One of:
  • FINA 3301 — Corporate Finance
  • FINA 3303 — Investments
• FINA 3740 — Fundamentals of Financial Math and Financial Markets
• FINA 3750 — Discrete-Time Quantitative Finance
• FINA 4512 — Financial Risk Management

Strategy in Action

• STRT 4501 — Strategy in Action

Required Math Core Courses

• MATH 1341 — Calculus 1 for Science and Engineering
• MATH 1342 — Calculus 2 for Science and Engineering
• MATH 2321 — Calculus 3 for Science and Engineering
• MATH 2341 — Differential Equations and Linear Algebra for Engineering
• MATH 3081 — Probability and Statistics
• MATH 4581 — Statistics and Stochastic Processes

Computer Science/Data Science Requirements

• All of:
  • CS 2000 — Introduction to Program Design and Implementation
  • CS 2001 — Lab for CS 2000
• All of:
  • CS 2100 — Program Design and Implementation 1
  • CS 2101 — Lab for CS 2100
• DS 3000 — Mathematical Foundations of Artificial Intelligence
• DS 3500 — Advanced Programming with Data

Restricted Electives

From the catalog

Complete six courses from the following (at least three must be FINA courses):

• Choose 24 semester hours from:
  • ACCT 3402 — Financial Reporting and Financial Statement Analysis
  • CS 1800 — Discrete Structures
  • All of:
    • CS 2700 — Data Structures and Analysis
    • CS 2701 — Lab for CS 2700
  • CS 3000 — Algorithms and Data
  • All of:
    • CS 3100 — Program Design and Implementation 2
    • CS 3101 — Lab for CS 3100
  • CS 3200 — Introduction to Databases
  • CS 3520 — Programming in C++
  • CS 4100 — Principles of Artificial Intelligence
  • CS 4220 — Information Retrieval
  • DS 4200 — Information Presentation and Visualization
  • DS 4300 — Large-Scale Information Storage and Retrieval
  • DS 4400 — Machine Learning
  • DS 4420 — Advanced Machine Learning
  • DS 4440 — Modern Neural Networks
  • FINA 3301 — Corporate Finance
  • FINA 3303 — Investments
  • FINA 4219 — Portfolio Management
  • FINA 4335 — Computational Methods and Their Applications in Finance
  • FINA 4350 — Applied Financial Econometrics and Data Modeling
  • FINA 4390 — Machine Learning in Finance
  • FINA 4460 — Algorithmic and Robo-Trading
  • FINA 4604 — Fixed-Income Securities
  • MATH 3150 — Real Analysis
  • MATH 3181 — Advanced Probability and Statistics
  • MATH 3535 — Numerical Methods with Applications to Differential Equations
  • MATH 4570 — Matrix Methods in Data Analysis and Machine Learning

Introduction to College

• One of:
  • BUSN 1102 — Personal Skill Development for Business

Co-op Preparation

• One of:
  • BUSN 1103 — Professional Development for Business Co-op

Economics

• ECON 1115 — Principles of Macroeconomics
• ECON 1116 — Principles of Microeconomics

Writing Requirement

• One of:
  • ENGW 1111 — First-Year Writing
  • ENGW 1102 — First-Year Writing for Multilingual Writers
  • ENGW 1114 — First-Year Writing with Service-Learning
• One of:
  • ENGW 3304 — Advanced Writing in the Business Administration Professions
  • ENGW 3315 — Interdisciplinary Advanced Writing in the Disciplines

Business Experiential Learning

From the catalog

Complete at least one of the following:

• One of:
  • BUSN 4945 — Experiential Professional Practicum
  • COOP 3945 — Co-op Work Experience
  • COOP 3946 — Co-op Work Experience--Half Time
  • COOP 3947 — Co-op Work Experience Abroad--Half Time
  • COOP 3948 — Co-op Work Experience Abroad
  • EEBA 2945 — Internship Experience
  • EEBA 2948 — Internship Experience Abroad

GPA requirements

• Minimum 2.000 GPA required in business courses

Substitutions

Possible equivalents for this program — dashed means a suggestion, not a rule, and every substitution needs your advisor's approval:

• ENGW 1102 ↔ ENGW 1111 (tier C)
• ENGW 1102 ↔ ENGW 1114 (tier C)
• ENGW 1111 ↔ ENGW 1114 (tier C)

What the tiers mean

Parsed from the catalog by NU Map; the structured machine copy is in this college's JSON for the 2027 catalog, under quantitative-finance-bs-boston, and the official page is the authority.