Financial Risk Management

Financial Risk Management
Program Level: Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

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How much will this program cost me?

Tuition and fees:	$ 20,386
Books and supplies:	$ 472
On-campus room & board:	xxx

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Q:	How long will it take me to complete this program?
A:	The programis designed to take 9 months to complete. The US Department of Education requires that universities disclose the percentage of graduates who completed the program on time. However, if there are fewer than ten graduates in a year, schools are prohibited from disclosing the information to protect the privacy of students. This program had fewer than ten graduates in the year reported.

Q:	What are the chances of getting a job when I graduate?
A:	The U.S. Department of Education has instructed universities not to supply this information when professional associations and the state governments have not issued a methodology for calculating a placement rate.

Q:	Will I be able to pay back my student loans?
A:	The US Department of Education requires that universities provide the percentage of students who successfully keep up with repayments of debt incurred for the certificate program. However, the Department has not yet supplied the data.

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What are my financing options to pay for the program?

Fordham offers a variety of resources including payment plans and loan programs to make your education more affordable. For more information please visit: Financial Aid.

The US Department of Education requires that universities provide information on the percentage of certificate recipients in the prior year who borrowed to finance their education, as well as the median debt of such graduates. However, when universities have fewer than ten graduates of such programs in a year, they are prohibited from releasing the information to protect the privacy of the graduates. This program had fewer than ten graduates in the year reported.