Academic Programs
STAN has two undergraduate programs, Diploma I (D-I) and Diploma III (D-III), and Diploma IV (D-IV) in finance. These programs are tailored to create professionals in government finance. Therefore, the courses in the college are a combination of economics, law, and public administration. Every year, the students in STAN are evaluated. They have to achieve a minimum grade point average (GPA) of 2.75 out of 4.0. Should the students fail to achieve it, they will be dropped out of the college.
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