Finance Classes Los Angeles, CA

Learn how to properly value a business, no matter how big or small it is, in this intermediate 11-week course. Students become more familiar with basic concepts, such as assets, liabilities, cash flow, and liquidation value, so they can use these tools more efficiently and accurately. Additionally, students learn more than the huts and bolts of financial analysis. They learn how to read between the lines of financial statements. Those with prior training or experience in accounting or finance get the most out of this class.

Gain new insight into the world of commercial and residential real estate financing with this intermediate 11-week course. Students learn more than concepts, methods, and sources (VA, FHA, and SBA). They also learn how to evaluate, analyze, and use various financing tools and processes, such as amortization, loan constants, present and future value, compound interest, APR, capitalization rates, debt coverage, and other financial ratios. Course curriculum also covers the complete loan process, from underwriting to processing to closing to servicing to foreclosure and foreclosure alternatives. Case studies that highlight residential and commercial transactions make these concepts easier to understand, especially if the student has completed a real estate principles class.

This intensive nine-course program gives students more than a finance certificate. The coursework teaches the core skills that students need to thrive in a competitive environment. Working professionals, recent graduates, people preparing for CFA, CMA, or FP&A certification, and those looking to transition into a finance career all benefit from classes like Financial Statement Analysis, Fundamentals of Investing, Money, Banking, and Financial Markets, Applied Managerial Finance, and Advanced Managerial Finance Applications. This course’s four elective requirement transforms individuals into the well-rounded financial professionals that employers and clients demand. Many students tailor their elective requirement to focus on corporate finance, credit analysis and management, or another specific discipline.

UCLA’s in-person Introduction to Investment works to empower young investors with financial literacy and the chance to explore careers in investing. Through this three-week course, students will learn about the history and future of the United States and global financial markets while earning college credit from one of the most respected economics departments in the world.

In this 1-day beginner course, students will learn the basics of Microsoft Excel. Through face-to-face instruction, students will learn how to navigate Excel, create worksheets and workbooks, format numbers, and other forms of data, generate charts, and manipulate data. This course uses hands-on learning to allow students to practice as they learn. Students will be able to create reports, worksheets, and workbooks after completing this course.

This 1-day course teaches students intermediate skills in Microsoft Excel. Through hands-on learning, students will learn how to use PivotTables, SmartArt, and advanced charts to display data. Students will also learn strategies for creating, filtering, and sorting data tables and collaborating with others. This class is face-to-face with experienced instructors.

In this 1-day course, students will gain advanced skills in Microsoft Excel. This class teaches logical and lookup functions, advanced formulas, and special functions. Students will learn how to import and export, create and run macros, and analyze data. Face-to-face instructors provide real-time support and guidance.

This 1-day introduction to Microsoft Excel teaches participants how to create, manage and work with spreadsheets. Throughout this experience, students will learn how to use Microsoft Excel to organize and analyze data. They will gain practice with writing formulas, creating tables, and presenting data in charts and reports.

Intermediate Microsoft Excel users can improve their skills with this 1-day program. This program explores the advanced editing tools of Excel, such as text-wrapping, borders, and effects. Students will learn how to adjust page layouts, insert page and section breaks, and handle multiple window views.

This 1-day program teaches experienced Microsoft Excel users how to leverage more advanced tools. This course teaches students how to use PivotTables to analyze data, trace precedents to understand cause and effect within the data, audit worksheets, and convert text. They will learn how to use macros to automate scripts and integrate Excel spreadsheets with other Microsoft Office tools.