SIP COURSES

Gain experience selecting the appropriate financial tools to determine the optimal interest rate to apply in various cash flow scenarios. 

Students will learn the theory and real-world skills necessary to design, execute, and evaluate investment proposals that meet financial objectives. If you were given a million dollars to invest what would you do with it? Let's see!

This course balances theory with actual case studies to show how profit incentives may be combined with social consciousness for a win-win outcome.

Introduction to investing in the market. This course will focus on the strategy put forward in Peter Lynch’s “One Up on Wall Street.”

Introduction to the analysis and critical thinking that is required to navigate the multitude of factors involved in investment prioritization decisions.

The purpose of this course is to develop the ability to analyze the financial statements of a business with the intent of investing in the company.

Students will deepen their understanding of business cycle theories, “Top-Down” approaches, and exchange-traded funds to allow them to construct and view investment portfolios in a balanced manner.

The course will provide a playbook for planning for success after school, including personal expenses, taxes, saving, etc.

In this Fixed Income Fundamentals course, we will introduce key fixed income terms and risk metrics such as coupon, yield and duration.

This course focuses on how human behavior and decision making influences financial actions and people's choices in the field.

Introduction to business cycles, the challenges they pose to managers and investors, and ethical dilemmas that can be encountered along the way.

This course employs actual case studies to explore how business cycles influence economic activity and portfolio performance.

Students will learn firsthand from experts in the field. The discussion will focus on best strategies for getting started in the investing world.

Fundamental Investing will focus on analyzing potential stock investments. Students will be assigned at least two companies to analyze in groups.

Students will improve their understanding of core financial concepts as well as how to strengthen their personal financial skill.