Welcome to the Master of Science in Finance Program
The MS Finance program is offered through a partnership between the Jack H. Brown College of Business and Public Administration and the College of Extended and Global Education.
More about the MS Finance program and how it will benefit your career, the program curriculum, and faculty can be found on the Master of Science in Finance program main page.
By clicking the blue buttons to the right, you can find out more about the course schedule, program policies, making payments and financial aid, as well as information for International Students. We invite you to explore the MS in Finance web pages and contact us with your questions. Our Program Advisor is here to answer your questions and guide you through the application process. You can make an appointment or simply email our Program Advisor for a personalized experience. Choose your preferred method by choosing a blue button to the right.
Have questions about the program?
The Accounting & Finance Department holds MS in Finance information sessions throughout Fall and Spring semesters. No RSVP required. Just join the zoom meeting on the date of your choice.
2024 MSF Info Sessions
All sessions begin at 4:30 PM (PST)
Zoom Link: https://csusb.zoom.us/j/86124242552
- December 5th
CSUSB's Office of Graduate Studies offers regular application workshops and other resources to assist you with the application process. Check out the upcoming schedule here.
Meet Maria M., a member of the inaugural class of the MS Finance degree program!
"The admission and registration process for the MSF program at CSUSB was extremely easy thanks to the help of CSUSB Finance and Accounting’s faculty and staff and College of Extended and Global Education. As a student in CSUSB’s MSF program, I have gained skills and confidence that help me discuss complex topics with my clients. For example, I am more confident sharing my outlook on the stock market and economy. After completing my first Fall Semester in 2020, I gained more in-depth analytical skills in economics, financial reporting, and investment analysis. These skills help me when clients ask me to analyze a particular stock, ETF, or mutual fund they want me to invest in their portfolios. Once I complete my degree and we are no longer in a pandemic, I plan to continue to build my book of business and do FINRA arbitration. After I complete my degree, I plan to take the CFA® exam."
