Extended Accelerator Program (EAP) combines language, culture and academics to give students a deep understanding of life in and out of the American classroom and includes personalized English-language instruction and tutoring.

As a student in the Extended Accelerator, you’ll get:

• A contextual curriculum that mixes language, culture and academics
• Exclusive access to a course focusing on life in the U.S. and in the local community
• A full year’s worth of college credits
• Extensive English-language tutoring, academic advising and student support
• Personalized English-language support specific to the classes you take

For nearly a century, the Darla Moore School of Business has provided an outstanding business education to students who have gone on to become leaders in every business sector. Known worldwide for its top-ranked programs in international business, the Moore School is home to a world-class faculty and eight major research centers. The Moore School is committed to educating leaders in global business and to playing a central role in the economic growth of the state by bringing the world to South Carolina and South Carolina to the world.

You will benefit from cutting-edge business knowledge and develop a strong foundation in liberal arts and sciences. Through field trips to leading industries, service-learning opportunities and internships, you will be able to gain hands-on experience in the field.

BS in Finance degree prepares students for careers in three interrelated areas as commercial and investment banking, corporate finance, and asset management. Potential career pathways for these graduates include Accountants and auditors (including forensic), Bank examiners, Business managers (C-suite and others), Commodities brokers, Credit analysts, Financial institution officers and managers, Financial planners, Financial services brokers, Investment professionals etc.. 

Companies that have hired Moore School finance majors in recent years include Bank of America, Citigroup, Fidelity Investments, First Citizens Bank, Merrill Lynch, PricewaterhouseCoopers and Wells Fargo.