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Analyzes consumer markets, behavior, and government policy impacts within the American economy.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Lydia Ashton: Reviewers describe the workload as heavy, with exams that are too long to finish in time and numerous small assignments.
Advanced consumer finance course examining financial markets, instruments, and lifetime portfolio decisions from an individual consumer perspective.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Amanda Kozlowski, Cliff Robb: The investment project is tough and may include questions on unlearned material, requiring significant time. Exams are open resource, but the difficult content demands hard study.
CNSRSCI 360 examines the influence of consumer purchases on sustainability and social justice, and the impact of policy and globalization on consumer choices.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Lydia Zepeda: The course requires three exams, a presentation, and mandatory discussion sections, with one reviewer describing the workload as heavier than other upper-level classes.
Introduction to personal financial planning covering cash flow, asset/liability management, investment, tax, retirement, and estate planning.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Melody Harvey: Quizzes were open-note and not too difficult, though one reviewer noted they did not learn much from the course content.
CNSRSCI 273 explores the intersection of money and family life, covering relationship dynamics, gender, and the psychology of money to promote financial equality.
Explores happiness and well-being through the lens of consumption, money, and the experience economy.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Christine Whelan, Dayana Kupisk: The workload involves extensive assigned readings and weekly quizzes, though exams are reported as relatively easy if students attend lectures and study.
CNSRSCI 257 introduces foundational retail industry knowledge, covering the retail process, industry evolution, key drivers, trends, and supporting concepts.