An example of a natural experiment occurred in Helena, Montana during the six-month period from June 2002 to December 2002 when a smoking ban was in effect in all public spaces in Helena including bars and restaurants.
A master's degree in finance can be earned in one to two years or less after completing a bachelor's program. Doctorate programs with a focus on finance take approximately four to six years to complete and require at least a bachelor's degree--though a master's degree is a more common requirement.
Best Answer: The hardship to get a finance (and other) degrees is relative. If you have a passion for working with numbers then you willbe fine. Plan on focussing on your study for 4 years or so. The benefits will be worth it. Just dont plan to go to wallstreet and become an instant millionare.