BANKING, C.P.C.

• The program encompasses 27 credit hours, typically divided into two semesters. 
• Courses cover a broad range of banking fundamentals, including
  • Legal aspects of business (BLAW 203)
  • Foundational computer concepts (COMP 110)
  • An introduction to financial institutions (FINC 100)
  • Money and banking principles (FINC 205)
  • Credit and collection practices (FINC 220) 
  • Investment basics (FINC 245)
  • Business mathematics (MATT 109)
• The program is specifically designed for those who need a credential in banking but are unable to pursue a full Associate Degree.
• Additionally, all courses with the "FINC" prefix have received approval from the American Institute of Banking, signifying their alignment with industry standards.

The program is geared towards equipping students for roles within the banking industry. Graduates may pursue opportunities in areas such as bank telling, customer service, loan processing, or other entry-level positions that require a foundational understanding of banking principles.

Vincennes University's institutional accreditation from the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) and the specialized accreditations and approvals obtained by various programs are located on our Accreditation and Licensure page.

Vincennes University recognizes the importance of programmatic licensure, ensuring that graduates meet the requirements set by professional licensing boards. By adhering to rigorous standards and seeking recognition from accrediting bodies, Vincennes University demonstrates its dedication to offering quality education and preparing students for successful careers.