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The document announces two new online business foundation courses offered through University Extension this summer: Foundations of Finance (FIN 320F) and Internship in Business (BA 352F). FIN 320F has a prerequisite of Foundations of Accounting (ACC 310F) and counts towards certificates, while BA 352F requires pre-approval and can be taken alone or with other classes. It provides contact information for the Business Foundations Office for questions.
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