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What college is best for financial advisor?

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Michelle’s Answer

There are several highly regarded colleges for aspiring financial advisors, especially those that offer programs registered by the Certified Financial Planner (CFP) Board1

Here are a few top choices:

Texas Tech University - Offers a Bachelor of Science in Personal Financial Planning1

University of Georgia - Known for its strong financial planning program1

University of Missouri - Offers a Bachelor of Science in Finance with a concentration in Financial Planning1

Kansas State University - Offers a Bachelor of Science in Personal Financial Planning1

Liberty University - Offers a Bachelor of Science in Finance with a concentration in Financial Planning1

These programs are designed to provide comprehensive education and training in financial planning, preparing students for careers as certified financial planners.
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Allan’s Answer

Mr. Eli, I welcome your interest in becoming a financial advisor, However, the road to that actual position requires much study even more experience and of course, that means time in the job. Financial advisor will most likely have clients over the age of 35 and most likely nearing their retirement years. A person of that age would look a scant at taking advice from somebody 25 years old . So my advice would be get your college education get some real life experience find a way to go to business school get an advanced degree and find a mentor who will help guide you. As I said, it is a long road to get to the position you want to be. You will be dealing with other peoples life situations and their money. They are not apt to look favorably on somebody that is half or less their age. That’s just the way it is. Good luck, son
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