Real Estate
Overview
Linked closely with the fields of finance and business, Real Estate is a major that leads directly to a specialized career. Although most states require specific licenses to practice Real Estate, a major will give you all the basics you need to get on your way.
As a Real Estate major, you’ll learn the difference between residential and commercial real estate. You’ll learn about brokerage and financial management. You’ll study construction management and property management. You’ll learn about land development, real estate valuation, and marketing. Finance, accounting, and economics will be part of your studies as well.
There are many different career options for Real Estate majors--consulting firms, insurance companies, and banks are just a few of the organizations that need Real Estate experts on their teams.
- $18,219 Tuition
- 1030 Avg SAT
- 9,623 Enrolled
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- 900 Avg SAT
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SAMPLE CURRICULUM
Accounting
Computer Problem Solving
International Business
Legal Environment of Business
Marketing
Mathematics
Operations Management
Principles of Economics
Real Estate Finance
Real Estate Investment Analysis
Statistics
Urban Studies
HIGH SCHOOl PREPARATION
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