Making Financial Decisions --- Financial analysis provides a structure to estimate and compare the costs and benefits of decisions made in both our personal lives and within an organization, such as a firm. Students taking this course will develop a foundational understanding of rational decision-making using financial analysis and the ability to apply that framework to make personal investing decisions, allocate capital within an organization or firm, and to determine the value of a firm or any asset that produces cash flow. Students will also learn how to assess risk. Understand the relationship between risk and return when investing as well as gain a general understanding of financial markets. This course will utilize extensive examples, problem solving, and case studies both in class and in smaller discussion sections.

THIS CLASS IS RESERVED FOR NON-BBA STUDENTS ONLY.

FIN 302 will fulfill the same prerequisites for other courses as FIN 300 currently does.

For faculty answers to common questions on enrollment, please read https://leiq.bus.umich.edu/docs/Fin302_Enrollment_FAQ.pdf.