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Boston, MA 02110

New England College of Finance is a private, two-year Massachusetts college. The majority of students who attend New England College of Finance successfully complete courses, graduate with an associate degree or certificate or continue into an advanced higher education program. Students are surveyed after each course, and they consistently report that they can immediately apply the knowledge and skills they acquire in class to their personal lives or on the job.

New England College of Finance has an excellent reputation for delivering a wide variety of college degree and career development seminar offerings for financial services personnel, particularly those at the entry and mid level management. Many members of New England College of Finance's esteemed faculty are industry experts who have taught at New England College of Finance for up to 30 years. Courses in New England College of Finance's Associate of Science in business Administration Degree Program and Professional Development Certificate Programs are offered on ground, onsite, and online.

New England College of Finance is a unique academic Massachusetts college in that it historically has been dedicated to serving the highly specialized educational needs of the banking and financial services industries. From the time of its founding in 1909, these industries recognized that even with the advent of business programs, traditional liberal arts institutions did not provide sufficiently detailed curriculums to address the skills, training, and knowledge requirements of entry-level employees and middle managers in these industries.

Quick Facts:

New England College of Finance is regionally accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges.

To further enhance the highly focused educational needs of banking and financial services, this Massachusetts college has historically operated as a membership organization where its member companies directly influence the curriculum.

New England College of Finance has served the financial industries of banking, investments, and insurance since 1909.

New England College of Finance students are on average between 30-34 years of age, and approximately 55% of New England College of Finance students are female. They are typically working adults who balance work, families, and school.

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