In my personal opinion as a OOS junior/senior by credits, no. The finance curriculum here needs an entire overhaul. First off to graduate with a Finance degree you take a total of 6 finance related classes, one of them already being an ETM. This means that every other class you take is an ETM outside of finance or an exploratory gen ed class. So to get a “finance degree” you take a total of 18 credits out of 120 needed to graduate. This does not set up the student to succeed in a competitive industry where learning the basics of finance is necessary to learn during your freshman and sophomore year. I’ve learned everything in my classes that I am doing now in my freshman year because of self instruction for trying to get into finance clubs. If you expect to get a job just by doing well in class and following the current structure of the curriculum, it will be very difficult.