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Dept. of Finance, Insurance, Real Estate & Law (FIREL), COBA, UNT College of Business Admnistration University of North Texas   Welcome to the Finance, Insurance, Real Estate and Law ( FIREL ) Department of the University of North Texas. We are proud of our students and all that they accomplish.  To aid our students and potential students, we intend to give you current information about the Department's programs of study, class offerings, events, and faculty on this web site. For detailed information about our Department beyond that provided here, please call us at (940) 565-3050 or send electronic mail to our chairman Dr. Michael K. Braswell .   Other Sites of Interest Choose One UNT's Web Site College of Business Exceutive MBA Site UFSC Insurance Area Site News & Events Choose One Welcome from the Chair FIREL Banquet 2001 Student Kudos Quick Links Choose One Spring 2002 Course Syllabi Spring 2002 - Faculty Hours Spring 2002 - Class Schedule   Useful Info Tuition & Fees UNT Financial Aid Info WebReg ASSIST   Latest News The Colonel Guy M. Cloud, Junior and Patricia Cloud Student-Managed Investment Fund The College of Business Administration is proud to announce its plans for the creation of a... read more >> "Texas Apartment Association chooses UNT to launch Residential Property Management program "     Download Macromedia Flash Plugin Go to the HTML version of this Page Picture on the left courtesy of  Corel Mega Gallery - Copyright 1996 Disclaimer © FIREL - University of North Texas, 2001 Last Updated: May 10, 2002 UNT - FIREL Dept,  321 Avenue A, COBA 177 Denton, Texas 76203, USA  Telephone: (940)565-3050,  FAX : (940) 565-4234 Site design by Syed Abdul Questions? - Call (940) 565 3056

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The McCombs School of Business - University of Texas at Austin    Prospective Students Take Photo Tour Learn about McCombs Apply    Current Students   Resources & Technology Careers Online Directory Texas Nexus Web E-mail UT Direct Community Calendar   School Merchandise Graduate McCombs MBA EMBA - Option II EMBA - Dallas EMBA - Mexico City Texas Evening MBA MPA - Accounting Ph.D. Undergraduate Texas BBA Business Foundations Business Honors PPA-Accounting Departments Accounting Finance Management Marketing MSIS   NEWS & INFORMATION McCombs MBAs Win MOOT CORP, $100K   MBA Repeats at #18 in US News   School Enters D/FW Exec MBA Market     Learn How to Support the McCombs School SUGGESTIONS       SITE MAP       SEARCH       CONTACT US ©2002 McCombs School of Business , University of Texas at Austin .  

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Independent Insurance Agents of Texas InfoCentr@l Log In MarketsCentr@l Upcoming Classes Convention E-mail Alert Sign-up Shopping Center How to Join Contact Us Search www.insurancejournal.com for daily industry news Highlights Education : IIAT Education Department seeks CE Manager 2002 convention June 13-14 in Houston Agency Management Clinic added to spring lineup New ACSR life, health & retirement products classes Markets: Travelers now exclusive provider of IIAT member flood coverage Access top commercial markets with AgentSecure RLI added as market for stand-alone personal umbrella Endorsed stand-alone workers' comp Industry Issues: IIAT tells Texas Supreme Court Progressive case threatens independent agency system IIAT survey shows hard workers' comp market Products: IIAT's premium finance program expands Prepare for license exams with the endorsed Exam Simulator —now includes life & health Member Activities: IMPACT-supported Supreme Court candidates 2002 convention June 13-14 in Houston Twelve IIAT members running in 2002 elections Texas Junior Golf tournaments set to begin Agency Management: Agent licensing law changes analyzed in Q&A Agency Management Clinic added to spring lineup IIAT staff critiques of agency newsletters , resource manuals Sponsor of the Week: Welcome to new member Greg Womble of Wimberly Insurance & Financial Services in Wimberly Joe Max Green/Insurance Concepts in Nacogdoches joins the ACSR Honor Roll   New on InfoCentral Valuation of auto losses—what does "ACV" mean? Watch out for coverage limitations on BOP contractor endorsement Coverage comparison for dwelling forms 1, 2 and 3 more> Log In What's New IIAT's Agency Mold Action Kit Travelers HO-A+, USAA countrywide form added to comparison chart (pdf) of new HO-As, policy vs. standard HO-B Sample letter for helping customers understand Homeowners market ( pdf or word ) Sample customer acknowledgment of reduced coverage letter for sales of standard HO-A ( pdf or word ) Sample customer acknowledgment of surplus lines coverage letter for sales of surplus lines HO-B or HO-A ( pdf or word ) Customer Q&A about homeowners rate increases Dramatization of mold claims costs in a monthly graph to show customers visually the financial costs to insurers Mold mitigation tips for customers more> Other Mold Items HO market splinters into multiple policy forms TDI issues consumer guide for understanding homeowners market; mold claims Legislative committees react to mold crisis Perry, Sanchez call for controls on HO rate hikes caused by mold losses Issues & Solutions: Audiotape of Feb. 12 IIAT/IBAT telephone seminar HO market update: Status of top 5 writers IIAT Roundup classes — Your best source for in-depth discussions of mold coverage issues Dwelling coverage comparison chart ( pdf )    Independent Insurance Agents of Texas 1115 San Jacinto, Suite 100 P.O. Box 684487• Austin, Texas 78768 800/880-7428 • 512/476-6281 fax: 512/469-9512 webmaster@iiat.org IIAT Privacy Policy Terms and Conditions © 2002 Independent Insurance Agents of Texas. All rights reserved.

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University of North Texas Class Schedule - Finance, Insurance, Real Estate and Law Finance, Insurance, Real Estate and Law Michael K. Braswell, Chair; Business Administration Building, Room 177 (565-3050) BusinessLaw/BLAW=0325 BLAW 5050 LEG/REG ETH ENV BUS 001 CRE 1.5 MW 05:00P-09:00P BUSI 176 STAFF MJ Finance/FINA=0330 FINA 3770 FINANCE 001 CRE 3.0 MTWR 08:30A-12:30P CURY 103 CHAZI A FINA 4500 INTERNATL FINANCE 001 CRE 3.0 MTWR 08:00A-11:50A MEXI RODEN PF THIS CLASS MEETS FROM 05-13-2002 THROUGH 05-31-2002 MEETS AT MEXICO RESTRICTED COURSE APPROVAL REQUIRED. CONTACT INSTRUCTOR. CLASS MEETS IN MEXICO CITY, MX. RealEstate/REAL=0340 REAL 2100 PRIN OF REAL EST 001 CRE 3.0 MTWR 12:30P-04:30P BUSI 176 GUTTERY RS Document Created:May 14 2002

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Finance - University of North Texas Career potential      Professionals in finance use their expertise in accounting, economics, mathematics and statistics to help business professionals throughout the world manage their money wisely.       By choosing to study finance, you may become a budget analyst for a business, a government agency or a nonprofit organization. You may provide advice and technical assistance in preparing annual budgets and monitoring the operating budget.      Or you may be a financial manager for a business, a government agency or an organization. Financial managers include comptrollers, who oversee the preparation of financial statements and supervise accountants, and cash managers, who control the flow of cash receipts to meet the financial needs of the company.       You may become a financial planner, working for a bank, an insurance company, a mutual funds company or a brokerage house, or in your own private practice to help people make investments and plan college or retirement funds. Or you may work for a brokerage house as a stockbroker, buying and selling financial shares of companies for clients.      Study in finance could also prepare you for a career in bank administration and management. To become an administrator or executive of a bank, you may need to earn a master of business administration degree. About 25 percent of UNT finance students enter graduate school. A bachelor's degree in finance would prepare you for a master's program in accounting, economics, finance, insurance, law, marketing or real estate.      With a bachelor's degree in finance you would also be prepared to start and own your own business. UNT's finance alumni include executive vice presidents of major banks and brokerage houses.      UNT's Career Opportunities Center can help you prepare to pursue your career. The center has information about jobs and employers. It assists with resume and letter writing, job search strategies and interview preparation.   Finance      The College of Business Administration is accredited by the AACSB — The International Association for Management Education [600 Emerson Road, Suite 300, St. Louis, Mo. 63141-6762, telephone (314) 872-8481]. It has passed strict academic standards for excellence in education.      UNT offers a bachelor of business administration degree with a professional field in finance and also offers a career track option in financial planning.      The finance program includes professional field electives in investments, financial institutions, risk management, real estate finance and corporate law. While studying in any of these areas, you may take courses in financial decisions, international financial systems and foreign exchange, investments, liquidity and working capital management, and the U.S. banking system. You also may study corporation law and risk management, employee benefit programs, life insurance, management of financial institutions, and real estate investments.      The career track option in financial planning will include many of the same courses, but it is highly specialized and specifically tailored for students interested in joining (or starting) a financial planning firm.      Either way, the finance program at UNT is designed to give you a good theoretical base as well as practical, applicable knowledge that can be used immediately in business.      Most of the faculty members in the Department of Finance, Insurance, Real Estate and Law — the department from which you will receive your degree — have business experience in the area they teach. They are dedicated teachers and recognized scholars. Three faculty members were named Regents Professors for outstanding teaching and research; Regents Professors devote at least half of their teaching load to introductory-level courses. Other professors have won a number of teaching awards and written books in the field.       The department offers a variety of competitive scholarships for all full-time students who have completed at least 24 hours at UNT, have a high overall grade point average and can demonstrate financial need. Additional scholarships specifically designated for finance students are also available.       UNT's chapter of the Financial Management Association sponsors social events as well as career nights with guest speakers and an annual corporate field trip. You can meet leaders in the Dallas-Fort Worth business community through this organization.   Getting hands-on experience      As a finance student, you may earn course credit while working as an intern in the field. The faculty will work with you to find an internship. Interested finance students should contact the department for specific information. Upon completion of 12 semester hours at UNT with at least a 2.5 GPA, you may work in a job related to your field through       UNT's office of Cooperative Education. You may earn academic credit and money for your college expenses while gaining valuable work experience. Co-op employers pay extremely well, and the jobs usually last several semesters, often until graduation. More than 800 employers work with the office to provide excellent learning opportunities, many of which become permanent full-time positions upon graduation. Cooperative Education also assists with placing students in internships, which last for one full semester or summer.   How to prepare before you come to UNT      To prepare for college course work, we suggest that high school students complete four years of English, math and social science, including economics, geography, government and history; three years of science and foreign language; and one year of fine arts courses, among other subjects. You also should become proficient in using computers. To prepare for study in finance, take advanced courses in math and English. You also should take courses in accounting and speech.      At UNT, you will need to take courses in most of these subjects under the university core curriculum required of all undergraduates, in addition to taking courses in your field. You may declare your intention to study finance immediately upon enrolling at UNT.   Charting your path with academic advising      Full-time staff advisers in the College of Business Administration will help you plan your schedule of classes each semester and select courses you will need to earn your degree. In addition, the faculty member who is the student adviser for the Department of Finance, Insurance, Real Estate and Law can assist you and provide career advice.      The College of Business Administration's academic advising office is in the Business Administration Building, Room 123. The Department of Finance, Insurance, Real Estate and Law office is in Room 177.   For more information on admission to UNT (800) UNT-8211 www.unt.edu E-mail: undergrad@unt.edu Phone: (940) 565-2681 Fax: (940) 565-2408 TTY callers: (940) 369-8652 University of North Texas Office of Undergraduate Admissions P.O. Box 311277 Denton, Texas 76203-1277   For more information on this program www.coba.unt.edu/firel E-mail: siddiqi@unt.edu Phone: (940) 565-3050 Fax: (940) 565-4234 University of North Texas Department of Finance, Insurance, Real Estate and Law Undergraduate Adviser P.O. Box 305339 Denton, Texas 76203-5339   < top of page > PAIS 3/01 (01-153) AA/EOE/ADA This page last updated: 09/26/2001 Comments, suggestions, or corrections to: paisweb@unt.edu

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