Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major in Financial Management

The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major in Financial Management (BSBA FM) at the University of San Agustin prepares students for careers in financial management and related fields such as corporate finance, investment management, banking, credit, trust operations, insurance, foreign currency markets, money markets, capital markets, and other financial securities markets. The curriculum develops knowledge of financial institutions and technical skills grounded in financial theories, methodologies, and analytical tools.

Study mode is full-time and campus based. The program uses core business and management courses plus financial management major courses. Many upper-level courses include a practical project component that applies classroom problem-solving theories and concepts to real situations. The program also emphasizes ethics, market integrity, regulations, good governance, and a competitive global perspective for effective financial decision-making.

• Incoming first year: a senior high school graduate with general average of at least 80%.
• USA SHS graduates (Class of 2021) are required to enroll only ASF 2 and ASF 4.
• USA SHS graduates (Class of 2022) are exempted in ASF 1, 2, 3 & 4.
• Senior high school graduates from another school will be required to enroll ASF 1, 2, 3 & 4.
• Transferring students shall be admitted to the programs provided they should not have three (3) FAILED grades.
• Probation: a first year student with a senior high school general average below 80%, or an old student or transferee having obtained at least one (1) failing grade (5.0) or at least 2 grades of dropped.
• Retention: not admitted anymore if a student FAILS in three (3) subjects (with 3-unit credit each) accumulated during stay in any other school, in other departments of this University or in the College of Commerce.
• A student should finish the course in not more than twelve semesters; two (2) summer terms shall be counted as one semester.
• A student with two grades of DROPPED will be counted as equivalent to one grade of FAILURE.

• Corporate finance
• Investment management
• Banking
• Credit
• Trust operations
• Insurance
• Foreign currency markets
• Money markets
• Capital markets
• Other financial securities markets