Master of Science in FInance (m.S.F.)
Benefits
- Courses are tailored to the leadership roles and challenges faced by financial professionals.
- The quality of Loyola's part-time M.B.A. program is consistently recognized in national rankings. Business Week ranks it within the nation's top 10, and U.S. News & World Report places it within the top 20.
- Students have the option of choosing between two concentrations with separate programs of study to build and enhance an expertise.
- Rolling admissions allow a student to begin the program at the outset of any of four quarters and choose either full-time or part-time study.
- Graduates join an impressive network of successful alumni, many of whom have achieved leadership positions and the majority of whom work and reside in the Chicago area.
Degree Requirements
Completion of the M.S.F. degree program requires between 14 and 18 courses. A prerequisite of one course in calculus is required and may be waived based upon previous course work or taken as part of the M.S.F. degree.
A maximum of four courses from the fundamental core may be waived for qualified students. Depending upon their chosen concentration, M.S.F. students take varying numbers of core courses, required courses, finance electives and open elective courses. All students take a capstone course in their chosen concentration.
The program should take full-time students approximately 18 months to complete. Part-time students may complete the program in 30-36 months.
For more specific course requirements for each concentration, review the curriculum planners below:
