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ELECTIVE COURSES THAT GUARANTEE A RETURN ON YOUR INVESTMENT
Attention Faculty, Staff and Students:
The Personal Financial Planning (PFP) Division is
offering both undergraduate and graduate courses
this spring that are valuable electives for
students not majoring in PFP. Please recommend
these courses to students looking for courses
and/or take them yourself!
PFP 3301—Personal and Family Finance is our
upper-division survey course in financial planning
that focuses on the things young people need to
learn about how to manage their money. This is a
course ALL STUDENTS SHOULD TAKE. Topics
include budgeting, cash management, and debt
management; saving and investing strategies;
housing; insurance; taxes; and retirement
accounts. PFP 3301 meets the core curriculum
requirements for Individual and Group Behavior.
Offered Summer (I & II) and Fall 2012 as face-to-face course on
campus and online.
PFP 5322—Personal Finance: Professional &
Personal Applications is a graduate level survey
course in financial planning appropriate for those
wanting to use the knowledge in their professional
career (counseling, education, mass com,
business, etc.) or for their own personal well-
being. Topics include financial statements, time
value of money, banking and cash management,
debt management, saving and investing strategies,
housing, insurance, employee benefits, taxes,
retirement, and estate planning. PFP 5322 is offered
Offered Summer (I & II) 2012 online.
Offered Fall 2012 as face-to-face course on
campus and online.
A representative syllabus for both PFP 3301 and
PFP 5322 can be found at www.pfp.ttu.edu.
Vickie Hampton
vickie.hampton@ttu.edu
http://www.pfp.ttu.edu
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Posted:
4/12/2012
Originator:
Beverly Johnson
Email:
beverly.d.johnson@ttu.edu
Department:
Personal Financial Planning
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