Finance Schools in New York with Course and Degree Overviews

New York has 47 schools that offer finance programs. Learn about the degree programs, tuition info and program options for the ten largest schools to make an informed education decision.

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Finance Degree Programs in New York

The state of New York has almost 50 schools that offer finance degree programs. Below is an overview of the 10 largest schools and a table that shows each school's programs and tuition costs.

CUNY Bernard M Baruch College

CUNY Bernard M Baruch College, in New York, New York, offers students undergraduate and graduate degree programs in finance at the school's Zicklin School of Business. The Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance and Investments requires students to complete courses in corporate finance, statistical analysis for economics and finance and investment analysis to earn a major in finance and investments. Students may also complete a one-year executive master's degree in finance, an MBA with a major in finance and investments or a Ph.D. in finance at the school.

CUNY Queens College

CUNY Queens College, in Flushing, New York, has an undergraduate and graduate degree program in finance. The Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance program requires students to complete 17 courses in the major, which includes corporate finance, business economics, business writing, investment analysis and financial markets. The school's master's degree program in risk management allows students to select a concentration in finance. The finance concentration includes courses in risk measurement, financial statement analysis, portfolio management and financial econometrics.

Fordham University

The Gabelli School of Business at Fordham University, in Bronx, New York, offers an undergraduate program and three master's degree programs in finance. The bachelor's degree in finance requires students to complete courses in portfolio management, financial modeling, corporate financial policy, investment and security analysis, options and futures markets and global financial statement analysis. The MBA in Finance program requires students to complete the school's core business and finance curriculum and electives. The school also offers two master's degrees in global finance or quantitative finance.

New York University

New York University's Stern School of Business, in New York, New York, offers a finance education at the undergraduate and graduate level. The undergraduate business program allows students to select a concentration in finance. Graduate level courses include a Master of Business Administration degree with a specialization in finance, a Master of Science in Global Finance and a Ph.D degree program in finance.

Rochester Institute of Technology

Rochester Institute of Technology, in Rochester, New York, offers an undergraduate and two graduate degree programs in finance. The undergraduate program requires 123 semester hours in courses such as managing assets, financial accounting, microeconomics, financial analysis and globalization. The Master of Science in Finance program requires 31 semester hours and 10 courses in finance and financial management. To complete the master's degree in finance, students must complete a field examination. The school also offers a Master of Business Administration degree that allows students to select a concentration in finance. The concentration in finance in the MBA program requires students to complete a course in securities and investment analysis and two or three electives in finance.

St. John's University - New York

Students may pursue an undergraduate or graduate education in finance at St. John's University, in New York, New York. The school offers a Bachelor of Science in Finance, Master of Science in Investment Management and a Master of Business Administration with a specialization in finance degree program. The bachelor's degree program requires students to complete 124 semester hours in liberal arts, business and finance courses. The MBA program requires students to complete 24 semester hours in required business courses, 12 semester hours in finance courses and a three semester-hour course in organizational behavior and corporate social responsibility. The master's degree program in investment management requires students to complete 11 courses in finance, analysis and financial management.

Stony Brook University

Stony Brook University, located in Stony Brook, New York, offers a bachelor's degree in business management and a Master of Business Administration degree program that allows students to specialize in finance. The bachelor's degree program requires students to complete business courses such as economics, marketing, financial accounting, business statistics and finance specialization courses. The Master of Business Administration degree program includes courses in leadership, marketing, data analysis, business planning, operations management and courses in the finance concentration.

SUNY at Binghamton

SUNY at Binghamton, in Vestal, New York, has a bachelor's degree in management and an MBA program that provides students with an opportunity to select a finance concentration. The bachelor's degree program requires students to complete liberal arts and management courses in addition to courses in the finance concentration. The Master of Business Administration program includes courses in operations management, accounting, professional development, economics, marketing and finance electives.

Syracuse University

The Whitman School of Management at Syracuse University, in Syracuse, New York, has an undergraduate and two graduate programs in finance. Students may complete a bachelor's degree in finance that includes courses in financial management, international finance, securities and portfolio management. The master's degree in finance may be completed in 30 credits for students with a background in finance. The Master of Business Administration program with a concentration in finance requires students to complete 54 credits in business and finance courses.

University at Buffalo

The University at Buffalo, in Buffalo, New York, has an undergraduate degree program and two graduate programs in finance. The bachelor's degree in business administration requires students to complete 120 credit hours in university requirements, general education, business core and financial analysis courses. The master's degree in finance allows students to select a track in financial management or quantitative finance. Students in the MBA program must complete courses in the MBA core and finance electives such as financial modeling, financial statement analysis, acquisitions transactions, complex financial instruments and global financial reporting.

School Comparison Table

School Name	School Type and Setting	Finance Degree Programs Offered	Undergraduate Tuition and Fees (year)
CUNY Bernard M Baruch College	Four-year, public, city	Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance and Investments, Executive Master of Science in Finance, Master of Business Administration with a Major in Finance, Ph.D. in Finance	$5,910, in-state; $12,120, out-of-state*
CUNY Queens College	Four-year, public, city	Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance, Master of Science in Risk Management with a Concentration in Finance	$5,907, in-state; $12,117, out-of-state*
Fordham University	Four-year; private, non-profit; city	Bachelor of Science in Finance, Master of Business Administration in Finance, Master of Science in Global Finance, Master of Science in Quantitative Finance	$42,057*
New York University	Four-year; private, non-profit; city	Bachelor of Science in Finance, Master of Business Administration with a Specialization in Finance, Master of Science in Global Finance, Ph.D. in Finance	$43,204*
Rochester Institute of Technology	Four-year; private, non-profit; suburb	Bachelor of Science in Finance, Master of Science in Finance, Master of Business Administration with a Concentration in Finance	$33,258*
St. John's University - New York	Four-year; private, non-profit; city	Bachelor of Science in Finance, Master of Science in Investment Management, Master of Business Administration with a Specialization in Finance	$35,520*
Stony Brook University	Four-year, public, suburb	Bachelor of Science in Business Management with a Specialization in Finance, Master of Business Administration with a Concentration in Finance	$7,560, in-state; $18,180, out-of-state*
SUNY at Binghamton	Four-year, public, suburb	Bachelor of Science in Management with a Concentration in Finance, Master of Business Administration with a Concentration in Finance	$7,645, in-state; $16,795, out-of-state*
Syracuse University	Four-year; private, non-profit; city	Bachelor of Science in Finance, Master of Science in Finance, Master of Business Administration with a Concentration in Finance	$39,004*
University at Buffalo	Four-year, public, suburb	Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a Concentration in Financial Analysis, Master of Science in Finance, Master of Business Administration with a Concentration in Finance	$7,989, in-state; $18,609, out-of-state*