851 Real Estate Concentration

Current undergraduate business school students pursuing a concentration in real estate will take four courses (12 credits). Students in this program will be taught by top-notch real estate experts and be exposed to relevant coursework and industry-leading guest speakers. But more importantly, by enrolling in either of these programs, students will have unparalleled access to the more than 70 industry leaders who advise the Rutgers Center for Real Estate. Further, the center will provide scholarships, mentoring, internships, and career opportunities for students enrolled in the program.

Concentration Requirements

The concentration consists of four courses (12 credits) in addition to satisfaction of the core undergraduate business requirements. There are two paths to completion of the concentration--one path for finance majors andanother for students in RBS majors in areas other than finance.

Requirements for Nonfinance Majors

Satisfactory completion of Financial Management for nonfinance majors (33:390:300) is a prerequisite for Essentials of Real Estate Finance (33:851:380).

Required courses (12 credits)

Real Estate Law 33:851:350 (3)

Essentials of Real Estate Finance 33:851:380 (3)

Commercial Debt Markets 33:851:470 (3)

Development 33:851:432 (3)

Requirements for Finance Majors

Real Estate Finance and Mortgage-Backed Securities (33:390:435) satisfies the concentration's real estate finance requirement. Students taking 33:390:435 are waived from the requirement to take Essentials of Real Estate Finance (33:851:380).

Satisfactory completion of Financial Management for Finance Majors (33:390:310) is a prerequisite for Real Estate Finance and Mortgage-Backed Securities (33:390:435).

Required courses (12 credits)

Real Estate Law 33:851:350 (3)

Real Estate Finance and Mortgage-Backed Securities* 33:390:435 (3)

Commercial Debt Markets 33:851:470 (3)

Development 33:851:432 (3)

*Course credit counts simultaneously as both a requirement for the concentration and as an elective for finance majors.

You cannot 'double count' or overlap any courses between RBS-NB majors and RBS-NB concentrations. All concentration courses must be fulfilled by courses not required by an RBS-NB major. Degree Navigator will not remove the double counted courses and it is the student's responsibility to monitor this manually.