At FCB, Accounting, Economics, and Finance are housed together—but each program is its own world of opportunity. What they share is a commitment to small classes, meaningful faculty connections, and a focus on practical, in-demand skills. Whether you're drawn to analyzing markets, managing portfolios, or decoding financial statements, you’ll find a program that’s real, relevant, and ready to help you grow. Our students might be managing a $9 million investment fund, analyzing local economic policy, or mastering tax codes with the help of faculty who know them by name.
Accounting Department
Your generosity can support the following program:
The Accounting Greatest Needs Fund plays a crucial role in supporting the ongoing professional growth and academic excellence of the finance faculty. This fund provides essential financial resources that enable faculty members to stay at the forefront of their field such as:
- Travel to academic and professional conferences
- Research-related costs
- Membership dues for professional associations
- Books, software, and other academic materials.
Economics Department
Your generosity can support the following program:
The Economics Area Fund plays a crucial role in supporting the ongoing professional growth and academic excellence of the finance faculty. This fund provides essential financial resources that enable faculty members to stay at the forefront of their field such as:
- Travel to academic and professional conferences
- Research-related costs
- Membership dues for professional associations
- Books, software, and other academic materials.
Finance Department
Your generosity can support the following program:
The Finance Area Fund plays a crucial role in supporting the ongoing professional growth and academic excellence of the finance faculty. This fund provides essential financial resources that enable faculty members to stay at the forefront of their field such as:
- Travel to academic and professional conferences
- Research-related costs
- Membership dues for professional associations
- Books, software, and other academic materials.
