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105 Schools for Financial planning: An overview of CFP Board-registered undergraduate and graduate programs for advisors offered by leading colleges and universities (listed alphabetically)
B.S. in financial management with financial planning emphasis Enrollment: 90 Faculty: 5 full-time Student-to-faculty ratio: 18:1 Tuition: $27,598 per year for South Carolina residents; $49,352 for nonresidents Clubs: FPA student chapter; Student Investment Club Job placement rate: 90% Overview: The program focuses on giving students hands-on training through intensive role playing in their capstone projects, Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) service learning requirements and serving as on-campus peer-to-peer financial coaches, according to Josh Harris program coordinator. B.S.B.A. in business with finance major and financial planning track; M.B.A. with concentration in personal financial planning Enrollment: Approximately 18-30 Faculty: 6 full-time; 3 part-time Student-to-faculty ratio: 15:1 Tuition: $39,630 per year for undergraduate business students; $896 per credit hour for on-campus graduate students Clubs: FPA student chapter; affiliated with Nebraska FPA chapter Job placement rate: 99% Overview: The program's internship network of financial planning and wealth management firms helps students gain practical hands-on experience to pave the way for job offers and an easier career transition, according to the executive director, Edward Horwitz. Clubs: FPA student chapter Job placement rate: 95% Overview: The mission of the Texas A&M financial planning program is to empower holistic values-based leaders in financial planning, according to Nathan Harness, program director. Besides competing in multiple national financial planning competitions, students have the opportunity to network with industry professionals at the annual Financial Planning Conference hosted by Texas A&M University and can gain hands-on counseling experience at the Money Education Center, mentoring peers. B.S. in commerce and business administration with minor in personal wealth management offered through the Culverhouse College of Commerce and Business Administration; B.S. in consumer sciences with concentration in financial planning, M.S. in consumer sciences with concentration in financial planning offered through the College of Human Environmental Sciences Enrollment: 25 in Culverhouse College of Business; 75 undergraduate, 65 graduate in the Department of Consumer Science Faculty: 6 full-time and 1 adjunct in the Culverhouse College of Business; 12 full-time in the Department of Consumer Science Student-to-faculty ratio: 23:1 universitywide Tuition: $10,780 per year for Alabama residents; $29,230 for nonresidents in the Culverhouse College of Business; $5,390 for 12-16 hours for full-time undergraduate in-state residents, $5,390 for full-time in-state main campus graduate students, $375 and $420 per credit hour for undergraduate and graduate distance students in the Department of Consumer Science Clubs: FPA student chapter; Alabama Finance Association; Alabama Insurance Society Job placement rate: 75% in the Culverhouse College of Business; 100% in the Department of Consumer Science Overview: The program in the Culverhouse College offers the combination of a business degree and planning minor, allowing students to hone skills necessary to run their own businesses or work at larger organizations within the financial services industry.