Meet our Students and Alumni
Lily Martin
Lily is a junior majoring in Finance with an emphasis in Personal Financial Planning. She works as the Coaching Program Coordinator in WKU’s Center for Financial Success where she oversees the coaching program, equipping the staff with updated training and resource materials to provide personalized one-on-one financial coaching for WKU students. Additionally, she is a member of the Mahurin Honors College, Omega Phi Alpha, and Women in Business. Following graduation, Lily hopes to earn her CFP® designation so that she is able to further help others realize their financial goals.
Why did you choose this major?
I chose to be a finance major because I enjoy learning about managing money and how it relates to one's financial journey. Diving deeper into their financial decisions and its relationship with the industry today is something I am eager to learn about and potentially practice in my future career as a financial advisor. This major has also provided me with great resources such as the Center for Financial Success, where I am a student coach, meeting with students and guiding them through their financial decisions and goals while in college and post-graduation.
What has been your favorite course?
My favorite course I've had so far is FIN 161 with Professor Head. This course encompasses different concepts of financial literacy that are applicable throughout different stages of life, such as retirement planning, taxes, credit, and learning how to forecast investment performance.
What advice would you give to a student who is considering Finance as a major?
Make the switch! Having a major in Finance provides so many opportunities and different outlets for your future. Studying finance equips you with the knowledge to make sound financial decisions for yourself and you can also lead others to do the same.
What concentration-related skills have you used during internships or other work experiences?
Being an intern for a local wealth management this past summer, I had the opportunity to dive deeper into my personal financial planning concentration. I was shadowing established leaders in the firm and creating financial plans from scratch that were tailored to the client's goals and portfolio. This experience allowed me to work with real-life aspects of financial planning and learn directly from advisors' day-to-day tasks.
Tanner Redmon
Tanner is a Sophomore majoring in Finance, concentrated in Personal Financial Planning. He works as an Financial Coach in WKU’s Center for Financial Success where he is able to provide personalized one on one financial coaching for WKU students, helping them take steps toward financial freedom. Additionally, he is the Vice President of the WKU Student Chapter of the Financial Planning Association. Following graduation, Garrett hopes to earn his CFP® designation so that he is able to further travel alongside others, helping them realize their financial goals.
Why did you choose this major?
I debated coming into college whether to pursue an accounting degree or finance. I took courses during my first semester in both avenues, and enjoyed both classes, but felt that I was better equipped for a career in personal finance. Financial planners have a very unique role in the lives of investors, and or often one of the most trusted people in an investor's life. I like the idea of possessing the knowledge and experience to help people in a practical manner, working with clients to reach financial freedom!
What has been your favorite course?
Thus far, my favorite class has been FIN331- applied investments. This is a fun class, as it is the first introduction to the basics of investing. Dr. Rhoades brings an energy and excitement that I have never experienced before. He runs his classes in a "flipped style", which encourages interaction during the class periods with other students.
What advice would you give to a student who is considering Finance as a major?
I believe that pursuing a degree in finance opens up opportunities in MANY different fields, equips you with knowledge that is applicable to life both during college and after, and enables you to connect with an entire department of professors who have been successful in the industry, are PASSIONATE to see students succeed, and are more than knowledgeable in the profession(many of which are VERY overqualified).
What concentration-related skills have you used during internships or other work experiences?
One of the unique opportunities that are made available to Finance students is the TVA portfolio management class, where students are given a real portfolio to invest, buy, sell, and research equities. This is such a challenging opportunity to have as a student. Another unique opportunity are the day trips to numerous firms in the surrounding areas, normally spearheaded by Dr. Rhoades himself. This gives opportunities to meet personally with large firms, who often are seeking interns! However, the best opportunity that I have taken advantage of at this point is working in the Center for Financial Success, where I serve as a financial coach to students, who act as clients! This has been an incredible way to develop my knowledge of the field, communication skills, and how to meet the individual needs of others!
Kaylie Wise
My name is Kaylie Wise and I am a senior majoring in Finance with a concentration in Financial Planning. On campus, I am involved with GFCB Ambassadors, Delta Sigma Pi, the Financial Planning Association, and Women in Business. In my free time, I enjoy reading, golfing, and cooking!
Why did you choose this major?
I'm truly passionate about making a positive impact on people's lives, especially when it comes to the often stressful subject of finances. My goal is to alleviate the stress surrounding money matters and provide valuable education that empowers individuals to achieve their financial objectives.
What has been your favorite course?
My favorite course has been FIN 331- Applied Investments with Dr. Rhoades.
What advice would you give to a student who is considering Finance as a major?
I highly recommend giving it a try. The knowledge I've gained in this major has proven incredibly valuable, not only in my professional journey but also in my everyday life. It has empowered me to make more informed financial decisions, bringing a sense of assurance that I'm on the right path.
What concentration-related skills have you used during internships or other work experiences?
Throughout internships and various work experiences, I've applied a spectrum of skills acquired in my investment classes, enabling me to analyze stocks and construct portfolios. Additionally, I've utilized budgeting techniques from FIN 161 to develop personalized spending plans for clients, applied car-buying insights from my insurance class, and navigated retirement planning intricacies, among other valuable skills gained in my finance concentration.
Randy Dunham
Randy is a senior majoring in Finance with a concentration in Business Finance. He works as a financial coach at WKU's Center for Financial Success where he aims to help students feel more comfortable and confident with their finances. He is also a participant in WKU's Financial Management Association and heavily involved with Cru, a campus ministry. Following graduation, Randy is going on a summer mission to Japan before he starts his career!
Why did you choose this major?
I chose to pursue finance mainly because of my overall interest in investments. I also wanted to go into a field that would both challenge my thinking and serve others. Finance is a perfect blend of those two.
What has been your favorite course?
Without a doubt, it would be Dr. Chhachhi’s “Practicum in Portfolio Management” course. This was such a unique course in so many ways. There were hours upon hours that would go into research, crafting, and delivering a presentation; saying that the course helped on my presentation skills would be an understatement. This was a class that taught you how to value securities, do in-depth research, and collaborate your ideas with others. Because of the nature of the course, there was a lot of back and forth between students over stock selection but that is one of the many reasons why this class was so great. It challenged me to think beyond what was on the surface and really mold an opinion about a stock using a variety of factors. I would highly encourage anyone who has an interest in this to pursue this class and take it seriously – you are dealing with real money after all and I thought that was cool.
What advice would you give to a student who is considering Finance as a major?
Two things I want to touch on here. First, build relationships with your professors that go beyond the classroom setting. I can advocate that the finance professors at WKU really work to serve on the success of the student. It would be a waste to not make an effort to get to know them more. I have been blessed with opportunities because I took that step and I encourage others to do the same. Second, always ask questions. There is no shame in wanting to know more about how something works or asking a question to clarify something. There have been many times where I’ve had to go to office hours to get more of an explanation on something. Professors notice students that want to learn – so raise your hand in class and don’t be ashamed for asking questions.
What concentration-related skills have you used during internships or other work experiences?
Having courses that taught excel (like Financial Data Modeling) has helped me use and become more comfortable with the program. Often times just having a base understanding of what’s going on in the financial world has helped me be able to communicate and break down some of the tougher concepts to people. Understanding time value of money and how that works has also been significant as well as learning about many other finance principles. An area that I have used the most at my job, that I have grown on, is my presentation skills. Being able to speak clearly and confidently in front of a group of people has been a skill I’ve developed throughout my time here at WKU and I feel very comfortable with doing them now.
Seth Newby
Seth is a junior pursuing a degree in financial planning with a minor in economics. He serves as a VIP Student Coordinator for the Gordon Ford College of Business Ambassadors and the Finance and Social Chair for the WKU Mahurin Honors College Honors Toppers. He chose Personal Financial Planning as a career path due to his dexterity with numbers, his passion for helping people, and the intriguing complexities and challenges that finance presents.
Seth is the recipient of the TD Ameritrade NextGen Scholarship where he was able to ring the closing bell at the NASDAQ in New York City. He also had the privilege of studying aboard in England where he was able to visit over 14 countries in 5 months. Following graduation, Seth hopes to work as a financial planner at a growing firm where putting the client's interests first is prioritized and where he is able to help people achieve their dreams.
We are so proud of Seth and all he has accomplished.
Savannah Waffird
Savannah is a junior pursuing a major in Personal Financial Planning with a minor in Economics. She works as an Associate Financial Counselor at WKU’s Center for Financial Success and is the President of the Financial Planning Association for the WKU chapter. In her free time, she unwinds by exploring nature, reading books in her hammock, and watching documentaries. Upon graduating in May of 2021, she looks forward to helping others improve their lives by teaching them how to achieve their goals through financial planning.
When asked the following questions Savannah answered:
Why did you choose this major?
I chose to study finance because I want to spread awareness of the important role that investing, saving, and creating a financial plan will have in helping others achieve their personal goals. I want to educate others about these various financial aspects, so that they will be equipped with the knowledge to help them manage their assets in an efficient manner. Not only do healthy financial decisions help the individual, but it improves the lives of those around them and society as a whole.
What has been your favorite course?
My favorite class, by far, has been Dr. Rhoades’ Applied Investments because he enlightened me on the idea that I should let my money work for itself through avenues of investing. I learned about diversification, factor-based investing, rebalancing, and the behavioral concepts that affect how someone makes financial decisions. If I could, I would take this course two times over.
What advice would you give to a student who is considering Finance as a major?
First and foremost, you should not only get involved in organizations, but you should also get involved in the classroom and get to know your professors very well. In addition, you should utilize my philosophy to “Sign Up and Show Up” to events whether or not you know what to expect because it will open the door to opportunities and expand your comfort zone.
What concentration-related skills have you used during your internships or other work related experience?
In the Center for Financial Success, I teach clients applicable skills as I coach them through actions steps that will help them achieve financial stability and prepare for life after college. Throughout this process, I utilize RedTail Technology to manage client relationships and YNAB software to provide my clients with a simple approach to managing their budget. I, also, develop my public speaking and interpersonal skills by informing others on various financial topics through presentations concerning budgeting, credit, loans, and the importance of managing finances.
Jeanne Fisher, CFP®, CPFA, MBA
Jeanne is a CFP® and a CPFA with Strategic Retirement Partners. Over the past decade she has built a successful practice serving as an investment advisor and financial consultant for families and businesses.
Jeanne’s goal is to simplify advice in an over-complicated, jargon-filled industry. As an Ambassador to the CFP® Board, she has served as a resource for numerous national publications including Forbes Magazine, Time Magazine, USA Today, The New York Times, Lending Tree, Her Money and 401k Specialist Magazine. She has been interviewed by NPR, Asset TV, PBS, WBKO, Doughroller, Retireholi(k)s, The 401k Podcast, etc.
She brings an energy and simplicity to complicated topics and provides continuing education certification courses for professionals across the nation. She is a two-time presenter at the National Society of Human Resource Conference with dozens of appearances at state and local chapters. Jeanne has also provided courses for the Medical Group Management Associations, Certified Public Accountants, National Association of Plan Advisors, Advisor 2x Excel, among others.
Jeanne is recognized by industry leaders and colleagues for the original content published on social media. Topics range from personal finance tips to employer-sponsored plans and practice management advice for finance professionals. Using the hashtags #401klady and #cfppro, you can find her on social media. Her utilization of social media promotes education for clients and helps attract and retain prospects.
Ryan Meredith
Mr. Ryan Meredith is Vice President of Asset Management for Ryman Hospitality Properties, real estate investment trust specializing in upscale, meetings-focused resort hotels. In his current role, Ryan reviews all major financial and capital investment activity for the Gaylord Hotels and is actively involved in strategic planning, financial and operational analysis, budgeting, forecasting, market research, and modeling/due diligence for M&A activity. Prior to joining Ryman in 2011, Ryan spent over ten years in various analytical roles with Video Gaming Technologies, ResortQuest and Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA). He is a certified management accountant (CMA), certified financial manager (CFM), earned a B.S. degree in Finance and History from Western Kentucky University, and holds an MBA from Vanderbilt University.
Marie Angeles
Mrs. Marie Angeles graduated from Western Kentucky University in 2017 with a degree in Financial Management and a minor in Economics with a certificate in Applied Data Analytics.
When asiked about her time on the hill, she said, "The Finance Department helped me in preparing for my career by having resources available. Such as having a mentor that gave me guidance in my job search. The department also offered trips where I was able to network and speak with professionals in the industry that offered some insights on the different paths within finance."
Marie is the Mortgage Warehouse Lending Operations Specialist at UBS. Some of her job responsibilities include processing client funding and settlement requests, risk management and reporting and monitoring collateral perfection.
Sarah Clark
Sarah Clark currently works at the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency as a bank examiner.
Zac Ritchey
Zac Ritchey, an Atlanta native, joined Carson Wealth in search of a world class, innovative and proactive wealth management organization that perpetually focuses on exceeding clients' needs and upholding the highest standard of service. Zac is passionate about following a disciplined, emotionally based financial decisions is the leading factor for helping individuals achieve "True Wealth".
Zac's passion for helping others achieve financial health started during his tenth-grade Personal Finance class. He further pursued that enthusiasm for finance during college, here at Western Kentucky University. Zac double majored in Financial Planning and Financial Management. He graduated as a College Ambassador, Summa Cum Laude honors student and Valedictorian of his graduating class.
Zac is a certified Financial Planner™ and a registered Securities Agent and Series 66 registration with CEM, LLC. He also holds his Life, Health and Annuity insurance licenses.
Jacqueline Rowe, CFP®
Jacqueline Rowe, CFP®, a wealth Advisor with JPS Wealth Advisors of Hilliard Lyons, a comprehensive wealth management team providing services with an all-inclusive, boutique-style approach. She graduated magna cum laude with a B.S. degree in Finance and a certificate in Financial Planning. She completed the CFP designation in 2011 and has nearly 10 years' experience in the wealth management and financial planning field. She feels her current role with JPS Wealth is unique in that she is not "building a book" of clients as most advisors do. Rather, her niche is supporting other advisors on her team by providing concierge-level service to their highest net worth clients. Not only is this a valuable service for the advisors, but highly regarded by their clients, as she is passionate about serving them with the highest level of professionalism.
In regards to her time at WKU Jacqueline says, "I credit my time in the WKU Finance program for preparing me with the knowledge and skills needed, both practical and relational, to be successful and productive in my role from day one."
Elijah Essa
Elijah graduated from Western Kentucky University in 2017. He currently works as a Financial Planning Associate at Coats Financial Planning in Louisville, KY. When asked how he began his career, Elijah said, "I actually began my career in a strange way. I interned with Coats Financial Planning the summer after graduation, went off to work in Walt Disney World for the rest of 2017, then came back to Coats Financial Planning beginning in 2018. It was a really fun way to begin my career and I don't regret it for a second."
When asked what in his college experience prepared him for is current position, Elijah said, "the professors specifically in the Financial Planning program. You can learn personal finance at a lot of schools throughout the country, and you'll likely get the same content, but how is that content communicated, and what real world applications are the teachers incorporating? I think WKU's program is top-notch because the professors prepare you for real-world financial planning scenarios and don't focus purely on theoreticals." Elijah also said that students graduating in the next few years should, "get involved on campus while they still can, talk to their professors and get to know them, and do fun things after graduating, if you are able".
N. Drew Richey, CFP®, CRPS
N. Drew Richey, Senior Vice President and Financial Consultant, joined the Jennings Perry Schmitt Wealth Management Group in 2005, shortly before graduating form WKU. Here he was a Dean's List Scholar and graduated magna cum laude with a degree in Business Economics and a certificate in Financial Planning. Drew is a Certified Financial Planner and a Chartered Retirement Plans Specialist who is passionate about serving clients. He uses the knowledge he has acquired through nine years of experience and specialized training, to assist clients in building, managing, preserving and transitioning wealth.
Lucio Gaspar Vazquez
Lucio Gaspar Vazquez, Assistant Vice-President and Credit Analyst at Franklin Bank & Trust Co. He graduated in 2009 with a B.S. in Financial Management and a minor in Marketing and a certificate in Financial Planning. He has been a Credit Analyst at Franklin Bank and Trust Company for over five years and was recently promoted to Assistant Vice-President. In 2016, he completed his MBA in the WKU Professional MBA Program.
In regards to this time at WKU Lucio says, "I enjoyed my time in the Gordon Ford College of Business and the Department of Finance. The courses were academically challenging thus preparing me for my career path"
Kyle Smith
Kyle earned a B.S. in Finance from Western Kentucky University in 2010 with a concentration in Financial Management and the Financial Planning Certificate and a minor in Psychology. He is currently employed at Cushman and Wakefield as a "Occupancy Strategist". He uses is finance and data management knowledge to drive meaningful and actionable strategies for corporate real estate portfolios.
Rhea Ann England
Rhea Ann England is a 2017 graduate of Western Kentucky University with a Bachelor's in Finance and a Master's of Business Administration. Rhea Ann is currently a Plan Consultant/Relationship Manager for Strategic Retirement Partners and an Investment Advisor Representative with Global Retirement Partners LLC. She supports plan sponsors and plan participants to help both meet their retirement plan needs.
Zerina Razic
Zerina graduated from Western Kentucky University with a Bachelor of Science in finance. While in college, she was part of the Economics Club and served at vice president of the university's Financial Planning Association. Zerina jointed the Hurlow Wealth Management Group in January 2017. She previously interned with financial planning firms in Louisville, Kentucky and Asheville and North Carolina where she acquired valuable experience in back office financial planning operations and client service.
Zerina is a member of the Hoosier Hills Estate Planning Council, Bloomington Chamber of Commerce, Financial Planning Association of Greater Indiana, and services on the marketing committee for Cardinal Stage Company, and the steering committee for the Bloomington Chamber of Commerce Helping Young Professionals Excel program. Additionally, Zerina is a graduate of the Bloomington City Hall's Citizen's Academy, and a current student of Leadership Bloomington Monore County.
Haley Boggess
I graduated from the WKU Finance Program in May 2015 with a degree in Financial Management and the Certificate of Financial Planning. I received my MBA from WKU in December 2018. I recently celebrated 3 years with Hancock Bank and Trust Company in Bowling Green, KY. As a Credit Analyst, I primarily analyze financial data in order to help assess the needs of commercial borrowers as well as identify and minimize loan risk for the bank.
I loved my time in the WKU Finance Program. The professors truly care for the students and the Gordon Ford College of Business worked hard to help prepare students for their careers.
Francisco E. Arcos
I was born and raised in Quito-Ecuador. I moved to the USA when I started college at WKU to pursue my finance degree. Little did I know that my original plans to go back home will change and instead of getting one degree, I graduated twice earning three degrees and was blessed to meet the love of my life, my wife, Elexia.
The summer before moving to the U.S, I had the opportunity to visit WKU’s campus and I immediately knew it was the right place to pursue my career aspirations. I met with Dr. Brown, who gave me guidance on the two pathways I could choose from, which lead me to pursue the Financial Management career path. Since day one, I received tremendous support from all the Faculty and Staff in the Finance department and the Gordon Ford College of Business. I also had the opportunity to be involved in many organizations, committees, and clubs. Just to mention a few, I was a member of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity, Beta Gamma Sigma, I served as president of the Financial Management Association, and participated in numerous committees such as the GFCB Diversity Committee, Fiscal Oversight Committee, and the Strategic Planing Council. Involvement in these organizations and others was key to my success at WKU and allowed me to meet wonderful individuals that shared their knowledge and friendship with me.
Thanks to all of the support from WKU, I decided to declare a second major in Marketing and eventually decided to stay an extra year at WKU to obtain my MBA. My time at WKU was wonderful. I graduated in 2016 with Summa Cum Laude honors and obtained both my Finance and Marketing degrees, and the year afterwards I obtained my MBA. WKU truly felt like a second home. It’s not only the university where I obtained a universal education, but was lucky enough to meet wonderful people that I can now call family.
After completing my academic career at WKU, I was blessed to receive and offer from Edward Jones to join their firm’s Financial Advisor Career Development program. This new position had me relocate to St. Louis where I learned all about their culture and developed a comprehensive knowledge about the financial industry. Last summer, I had the opportunity to transition to a new department within the firm and I currently work as an Investment Specialist for their Financial Solutions Department. The Finance Department definitely provided me with the right tools to succeed in my career and I am thankful for having the opportunity to be a part of this amazing department during my college career.
Logan Boggess
I graduated from WKU in December 2013 with a bachelors degree in Financial Management. After graduation, I worked as a Loan Officer at a community bank for about four years. Currently, I am a Financial Institutions Examiner for the State of Kentucky.
Douglas C. Stratton
I graduated from Western Kentucky in 2017, majoring in Finance (Financial Planning and Financial Management). During my time at WKU, I served as an accounting/finance intern at Scotty’s Contracting and Stone and participated in the CFA Challenge and TVA Investment Challenge.
I am currently a J.D. candidate at Indiana University Maurer School of Law, serving as an Admissions Fellow and a M J & J Maurer Scholarship recipient. Currently, I have focused my curriculum of business/transactional work in the pursuit of a career in Estate Planning, Business Law, or potential commission in the Armed Forces.
The WKU Finance department presented me with unique experiences and academic challenges that influenced my decision to pursue law school. I still rely on my work ethic that I formed at WKU and truly believe the professors and staff are second to none. The biggest advice I can give to current students is to connect with your professors & classmates and be involved on campus. The friends you make now will be your connections later in life, and you will never regret making the time to spend with them.
Sabina Smailhodzic, CFP®
Sabina earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry, as well as a minor in Biology from Western Kentucky University in May 2011. After a year of travel and work, she enrolled in a CFP® Board Registered Program at Western Kentucky University, earning a Financial Planning Certificate in May 2014. In order to gain experience in the field of personal finance, Sabina worked as both a bank teller and wealth management intern in the Bowling Green, Kentucky area. Aside from her work experience, Sabina gained additional exposure to the field through her participation in the Western Kentucky University Financial Planning Association® student chapter.
Sabina traveled across the country in August 2014 to join the Yeske Buie team in San Francisco as the first Financial Planning Resident. She worked directly with clients, preparing financial plans and reviews, and working in all aspects of financial planning, from the discovery process through to implementation and ongoing support of clients’ goals. In addition to her role at Yeske Buie, Sabina joined the NexGen committee of the San Francisco Financial Planning Association® to collaborate with other young professionals in developing the next generation of Financial Planners.
Upon graduating from Yeske Buie's In-Residence Program in the Summer of 2016, Sabina returned to Bowling Green, KY. She joined Journey Financial Management as a Financial Planner. Sabina is a member of the Kentuckiana Financial Planning Association®, a Junior Achievement volunteer, and a mentor to students and early-career professionals.
Sabina encourages people to explore the financial planning profession, no matter what stage of life they are in. It's never too late to join such a rewarding profession!"
Zachary P. Jones
Zach is a recent graduate of the WKU Full-time Master of Business Administration. Zach earned his undergraduate degree at WKU and majored in political science, minored in finance, and earned a certificate in financial planning. Zach is currently the Program Coordinator and Lead Financial Coach at the Center for Financial Success at WKU. He is also one of the professors of Fin 161: Personal Finance. He is passionate about educating the WKU and Bowling Green community on financial literacy.
Zach said "The certificate in financial planning was one of my favorite academic experiences as an undergraduate in the WKU GFCB. The Department of Finance Team (faculty and staff) goes 110% to make sure that the students receive a quality applied education experience and it was definitely felt on my end. My knowledge in holistic financial planning was deepened by choosing to take the two or three extra classes to be eligible to sit for the CFP exam and receive the certificate. I do not regret for a second taking the extra classes."
Hunter Willis, CFP®, CAIA, CFA
Hunter Willis, CFP®, CAIA, CFA earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Financial Management and Financial Planning from Western Kentucky University in May 2015. While at WKU, he served as President of the Financial Management Association, earned the Financial Planning Certificate, and served as lead analyst on the CFA challenge team. Upon graduation, he secured a job at ARGI Financial Group in their Louisville office as a Trading and Investments Associate in their investment department. To gain more knowledge in his field, he decided to pursue the Chartered Financial Analyst exam in his senior year at WKU and finished the last of the three exams in 2017. To continue his education and enhance his versatility in the field, he subsequently finished the CFP® exam in early 2018 and passed both exams of the CAIA program in 2019.
In his role at ARGI, he performs numerous tasks such as meeting with clients to discuss investment performance and new strategies, trading and rebalancing portfolios including options strategies, designing and implementing new portfolio ideas, delivering weekly investment reviews for one of the firm’s core portfolios, and serves on the Alternative Investment Due Diligence Committee. He was also recently promoted to Portfolio Manager and will oversee the firm’s small-cap strategy. One of the things he most enjoys about his current position is still being able to work with one of his favorite professors at WKU, Dr. Chhachhi.
Hunter’s advice for current students is to pursue what you enjoy. Don’t just accept the first position that comes your way. Find your passion, go after it, and be all-in.
Set your sights high.
Our WKU Finance Graduates have gone on to work for . . .
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A. G. Edwards |
American Express |
ARGI Financial Group |
AT&T |
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Bank of America |
BB&T |
Bloomberg |
Carson Wealth Management |
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Department of the Treasury |
Dollar General |
Edward Jones |
Fidelity Investments |
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Fruit of the Loom |
Gaylord Entertainment |
General Motors |
Hilliard Lyons |
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Home Depot |
Landmark Financial Advisors |
Merrill Lynch |
Office of the Comptroller of the Currency |
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