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- ACCT - Accounting
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- ARED - Art Education
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- BIOL - Biology
- BLST - Black Studies
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- CBIS - Computer Based Information Sys
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- CRJU - Criminal Justice
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- ECON - Economics
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- ITAL - Italian
- KINS - Kinesiology
- LEAD - Leadership
- LENB - Legal Environment of Business
- LING - Linguistics
- MAED - Mathematics Education
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- MFLG - Modern Foreign Language
- MGMT - Management
- MKTG - Marketing
- MOVT - Movement
- MSCI - Military Science
- MSCM - Mass Communication
- MUAP - Applied Music
- MUED - Music Education
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- MUST - Music Therapy
- NRSG - Nursing
- ODED - Outdoor Education
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- READ - Reading-LSS
- RELI - Religion
- RETP - Pre-Engineering
- RGTE - Regents Test English
- RGTR - Regents Test Reading
- RHET - Rhetoric
- SOCI - Sociology
- SPAN - Spanish
- THEA - Theatre
- WELL - Wellness
- WMST Womens Studies
- WMST-Women-s-Studies

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FINC 3820 Money & Banking

Prerequisite: ECON 2105 & 2106 or ECON 2100. A study of the nature of money and of the development of banking in the U.S. Considerations of the functions of money, modern financial institutions, the Federal Reserve System, and foreign exchange.

Credits

3