As a general rule, before choosing any of your courses, we recommend that you identify and talk with the experts – faculty, alumni, staff, execs-in-residence, and professional contacts - in your chosen field to see which skills are most important.

For recommended courses that will help you prepare for a career in consulting, click here.

If you want to focus on strategy, check the Strategy and Consulting Learning Cluster, created by the Management Division, for additional guidance on course selection.

If you are want to provide financial advisory services for corporate clients, click here for the list of courses recommended by the Finance Division.

You may also want to consider using some of your elective credits to work directly with a consulting or professional services company, complete a consulting project for a client in an industry of your choice or develop your skills in project management. To learn more about your options, go to Field-Based Experience.

Additional curriculum information is available on the websites for the academic divisions:

• Accounting & Law
• Economics
• Entrepreneurship
• Finance
• IT Management
• Management
• Marketing
• Math & Science (Data, Decision & Financial Modeling) 

For course descriptions and details about dates/times/faculty, go to Course Listing.

Course syllabi are available on the k-drive (K:/PERM/Syllabi/ArchivesSyllabiCollection) or by contacting the faculty directly.