4:08 p.m.
Hello,
Please see below e-mail regarding FIN 3053, which needs a 'little push' for spring
2021.
Thank you for sharing this with your students who still need an upper division free
elective - Sylvia
Introduction to Personal Finance provides students with long term skills necessary to
effectively manage their financial well-being.
The course provides hands on examples on how to navigate retirement goals and other
day-to-day financial needs in an effective
manner so as to build wealth and increase long term financial and overall wellness.
The course is taught by Michael A. Naquin. Mr. Naquin has over 35 years of broad,
diversified, hands-on financial services, consulting, and training & development
experience with multiple financial institutions, in multiple states and in multiple
roles.
Since his retirement from the financial services industry, Mr. Naquin is in his 8th year
as a faculty member at the University of Texas at San Antonio, with a dual assignment in
the College of Business' Department of Finance and in the Honors College,
where he teaches finance courses to undergraduate, graduate and executive MBA students.
He holds a B.S. and MBA in Finance from Louisiana State University.
FIN 3053. Introduction to Personal Finance. (3-0) 3 Credit Hours.
Prerequisite: Completion of Math core component course. This course is an introduction to
personal finance, including goal setting, cash management, credit, insurance, taxes,
housing, investment alternatives, and retirement plans.
This course may not be applied toward a major or a minor in finance. Further, it cannot be
used as a substitute for FIN
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or as a Finance Elective. However, other business majors can use this course to only
satisfy their free elective requirements.
Bev Ostmo
Academic Advisor IV
The University of Texas at San Antonio
Business Studies Advising
One UTSA Circle
San Antonio, TX 78249-3209
Phone: 210.458.4562 | fax: 210-458-4328
beverly.ostmo@utsa.edu<mailto:beverly.ostmo@utsa.edu>
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