UGA to offer online master’s program in financial planning

The University of Georgia College of Family and Consumer Sciences will begin offering an online master’s degree program in financial planning this fall.

The non-thesis degree program will prepare graduates to sit for the Certified Financial Planner exam.

The program will be led by tenure-track UGA professors and research faculty and will offer courses in financial analysis, practice management and financial counseling.

The two-year program will be offered in eight-week blocks, beginning this fall.

Information: www.financialplanning.uga.edu

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