2. According to the curriculum, each school has different settings. Our freshman year is mainly based on public basic courses, and from sophomore year to senior year, they are all professional courses. Such as international economics, international finance, investment banking, monetary finance, econometrics, statistics, securities investment, financial engineering, investment, insurance, international trade, marketing and so on.
3. The study of finance department is inseparable from mathematics, and generally offers advanced mathematics (or calculus), linear algebra, probability theory and mathematical statistics. Prepare for CET-4 and CET-6 at the beginning of freshman year. Although it is not mandatory and not very useful, it is still good. There are computer grade exams and so on.
4. You can read some economic newspapers in your spare time, such as Economic Observer, 2/kloc-0 Century Business Report, China Business Daily, Business Weekly, or foreign economists to improve your English.
5. In finance, there is a target CFA. Quite impressive. If you plan to go abroad as a freshman, you must improve your four-year undergraduate average. Not 2 1 1 is above 85, but 2 1 1 is above 80. Moreover, when applying for graduate students in finance abroad, math scores are more important. Even if you don't go abroad, take an examination of domestic graduate students and change your major, mathematics is also very important. 150 points. If you find a job and take the civil service exam, that's another matter.
I hope it helps you. Ha ha.