COLLEGE OF HUMAN SCIENCES - ACADEMIC ADVISING SERVICES
2015-2016 GUIDELINES FOR REGISTRATION: PFP
Bachelor of Science in Personal Financial Planning
Office: HS 159
Tel: 806-742-1180
Web: http://www.depts.ttu.edu/hs/advising/
FIRST YEAR
FALL SEMESTER = 14 HOURS
SPRING SEMESTER = 16 HOURS
HUSC 1100 or IS 1100
PFP
1115
Intro to Personal Financial Planning
ENGL
1301
Essentials of College Rhetoric
^ MATH 1330
Math Analysis I
POLS
1301
American Government Organization
CFAS
2300
Communication, Civility, & Ethics
^ ENGL
1302 Advanced College Rhetoric
^ MATH 1331 Math Analysis II
PFP
3301 Intro to Personal Finance
ECO
2301 Principles of Economics I
* Life & Physical Science
SECOND YEAR
FALL SEMESTER = 15 HOURS
SPRING SEMESTER = 15 HOURS
^ ENGL
2311
Technical Writing
^ ACCT
3307
^ MATH
^ ACCT
^ PFP
PHIL
2345
2300
2315
2320
Introduction to Stats/business app
Financial Accounting
PFP for Professionals
Intro to Ethics
PFP
S^ PFP
POLS
ECO
3321 Fin. Couns. & Cons. Credit
2333 Legal & Regulatory Aspects of PFP
2302 American Public Policy
2302 Principles
PrinciplesofofEconomics
EconomicsIIII
Income Tax Accounting
THIRD YEAR
FALL SEMESTER = 13 HOURS
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PFP
PFP
PFP
PFP
PFP
3330
3376
3378
3198
3374
SPRING SEMESTER = 15 HOURS
Communication & Counseling Skills
Fund. of Asset Mgmt.
Estate Planning
Prof. Develop. In PFP
Retirement Planning
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*
PFP
3350 Individual Tax Planning Topics
PFP
3497 Risk Management/Insurance Planning
PFP
3386 Asset Management II
PFP
3298 Prof. Develop. In PFP II
Creative Arts
(multicultural)
(3) ^ PFP 3399 - INTERNSHIP IN PFP (SUMMER BETWEEN JUNIOR & SENIOR YEAR)
FOURTH YEAR
FALL SEMESTER = 14 HOURS
SPRING SEMESTER = 15 HOURS
^ PFP
4380
Professional Technology in PFP
^ PFP
4175
Special Topics in PFP
F^ PFP
4367
Mktg., Sales, & Social Media
HIST
2300
US History to 1877
* Life and Physical Science
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PFP
4175 Special Topics in PFP
PFP
4370 PFP Capstone
PFP
Elective
PFP
Elective
HIST
2301 US History since 1877
Human Science Core (ADRS 2310, HDFS 2322, NS 1325)
The above are suggested guidelines for registration. Students who prefer a lighter load each semester may take courses offered during the
summer sessions. However, all courses are not offered in the summer. This plan assumes that the student is exempt from any additional foreign
language requirement for the University Core.
LEGEND
^ Pre-requisites and restrictions apply
* Refer to Univ. Core Curriculum Requirements
F indicates Fall only courses
S indicates Spring only courses
Gray box indicates grade of "C" or better
# Choose 5 hours from the following: PFP 3210, 4175, 4377,
AAEC 3305, ADRS 3325, BA 3301, BA 3305, CFAS 4331, ECO
3305, 3323, HDFS 3326, HDFS 3332. 5000 level courses for the
accelerated BS/MS program may also apply.