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When thinking about the future of the planning profession, it's useful to consider the past of another one: dentistry. A century ago, people went to the barber to have their teeth pulled. Thankfully, in the intervening years, an entire profession supported by academic research has emerged to keep people's teeth healthy.
As it turns out, dental health is intimately connected with overall health. The same concept holds true with personal finances. With only a couple of hundred thousand planners to help the many millions of Americans who need them, there simply isn't enough expertise to go around - at least not for this generation.
Leaders in the planning profession are working to ensure that financial care keeps pace with professions like dental care for the next generation. Doing so requires the development of a rich and varied academic support system that will educate future planners and inform them with in-depth research. "The key is to establish a recognized body of knowledge," says Alan Goldfarb, chairman of the CFP Board.
In our latest look at the nation's leading schools for financial planning, we chart this progress with a snapshot of the evolution of colleges, universities and institutions that teach planning to the swelling ranks of practitioners. It's a rapidly evolving space: In the past two years, the number of CFP Board-registered undergraduate degree programs has jumped 20%; including graduate and certificate programs, the total is now 336. In addition, there are another 40 new programs in development, according to the CFP Board.
Of those programs already up and running, 176 are certificate programs offered mainly to mid-career professionals; 109 are undergraduate baccalaureate programs filled predominantly by college-age students. Another 45 are master's programs and, a decade after Texas Tech registered the first Ph.D. program with the board, there are now six doctoral programs. Many bachelor's and master's degree programs are taught online or partially online, enabling institutions to reach increasing numbers of students.
"We see all of these programs as partners of ours," says Charles Chaffin, the CFP Board's manager of academic programs, whose department reviews the curricula and faculty for each of the programs annually. "We have a vested interest in making sure they are successful."
In choosing the 25 schools - listed alphabetically by degree and certificate programs, degree programs only and certificate programs only - Financial Planning relied on a group of experts, both planners and academics. Our story is not a ranking - it's comprised of many of the schools on students' short lists. It also represents the wide range of ways planners are now learning their trade. Many excellent institutions do not make an appearance - at least not yet.
You can catch a glimpse into the industry's evolution in the story of one recent graduate: Amanda Lott, who received her bachelor's degree in planning from Texas Tech in 2008. Four years earlier, she followed a boyfriend to the university, majoring at first in mathematics before switching to psychology. However, neither concentration felt quite right to her. She wondered how to bridge her love of numbers and analysis with her desire to help others.
Despite the fact that Texas Tech runs one of the best-known planning programs in the country - and certainly one of the best-funded - Lott knew nothing about it. Moreover, she had never even heard of the profession. She's hardly alone.
Awareness of financial planning as a career track, especially in academia, remains so low that many students transfer into it only after entering college. That's the route Lott followed. As she paged through her university's catalogue of majors and course offerings over a Christmas break, she stumbled upon a new career.
"I was just thinking how lucky I got," Lott says. "I followed a boy to Tech. I'm thankful for my teenage heart that I ended up there and that I found my new love, financial planning. I got very lucky that I happened to be in one of the greatest environments to learn about this industry."
Texas Tech is working to remedy that visibility problem; this fall, the program became only the second financial planning program in the country to be elevated to departmental status.
Meanwhile, Lott already has been promoted from the rank of analyst to financial advisor at RegentAtlantic in Morristown, N.J. Her firm has a clear partnership track that will offer her an equity stake if she continues to perform. It's a route that, at the age of 25, she says she wants to follow.
"For me, there's no need to re-create the wheel and start my own practice," Lott says. "If I can find a firm that shares my own values, I would like to be a part of that for the long term."
In other words, Lott - who is in the process of earning her master's in taxation from another school on this year's list, Fairleigh Dickinson University - is an exemplary new member of the next generation of planners. And it's worth noting that if she'd gone to Harvard or Stanford or to most other top institutions of higher learning in the country, the profession probably would not have her today.
Lott's story is striking in another way in that she secured a position right after graduating. Despite the strong need for planners nationally, many new graduates who emerge with planning degrees often leave the profession for higher salaried work in banking or selling insurance.
"There's a lot of reasons for that," Goldfarb says. Whether seeking a firm placement or trying to build a client base from scratch, new planners must take initiative to market themselves, something many programs don't equip them to do. "There is a degree of salesmanship, for want of a better word, involved with it."
As a result, more institutions need to teach not only real-life planning skills, Goldfarb and others say, but offer real-world apprenticeships for their students.
In part to address this issue, the CFP Board earlier this year issued a list of 220 learning objectives that it wants every program to teach its students. Northwestern University, for one, decided to revamp all of its certificate courses around the new objectives.
"It's a massive curriculum overhaul," says Peter Kaye, Northwestern's dean of undergraduate and professional programs. "We really do want to have an educational program that reflects the skills that people need to do the job well professionally."
And that points to a related, ongoing debate: Should programs focus on helping students pass the CFP Board's certifying exam, or provide them with a more well-rounded education as planners? The latter approach typically covers more marketing, communication and people skills.
Different programs tend to take different approaches. Many certificate programs are aimed at mid-career professionals and focus primarily on passing that exam, whereas undergraduate degree programs usually take a more holistic teaching approach. Not that this rule holds everywhere. Northwestern, for one, is seeking to bridge this divide in its certificate-only offerings.
In the future, some experts would like to see certificate programs disappear entirely, and be replaced by degree programs - as is standard in the medical and legal fields. But, with so many working professionals in other industries looking to become planners, that day is not likely to come any time soon.
In the meantime, Lott suggests a goal that the entire profession could surely get behind. "When we get to the point where we have people in grade school saying, 'Hey I want to be a financial planner,'that [will mean] our industry has arrived," she says.
DEGREE and CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
American College
Bryn Mawr, Pa.
CFP Board-registered programs (online and in person): Undergraduate certificate, master's
Enrollment: 30,000 (mostly online) in all finance courses
Faculty (full-time and adjunct): 19 full-time, 10 adjunct
Student-to-faculty ratio: Not avail.
Tuition: $4,645
FPA student chapter: No
Profile: The American College boasts that it's the nation's largest nonprofit educational institution devoted to financial services (although it declined to provide exact enrollment figures). The college also asserts that the number of planners it educates annually is among the highest. As a partner with banks, brokerage firms and insurance companies, it derives much of its student population from these fields. The college also produces educational materials used to teach planners everywhere. As the owner of the ChFC designation, the American College used to promote the designation as the only valid mark for financial planners, although it now promotes the CFP mark as well, according to Alan Goldfarb, chairman of the CFP Board. Two months ago, the college received a $2.5 million grant to establish a new center for ethics as a response to Bernie Madoff's crimes and other financial scandals. Classes are offered in person and online.
Thousand Oaks, Calif.
CFP Board-registered programs (online and in person): certificate, MBA
Enrollment: 170 online, 18 in person
Faculty: 4 full-time, 12 expert, 14 adjunct
Student-to-faculty ratio: 20:1
Tuition: For MBA, $745 per credit unit (the MBA consists of 48 credit units, for a total cost of $35,760); for certificate, $550 per credit unit (the certificate consists of 24 credit units, for a total cost of $13,200).
FPA student chapter: No
Profile:Cal Lutheran offers the country's largest MBA program (by enrollment) with a financial planning focus. This intensive boutique program tends to attract seasoned professional students. More than 80% enroll in the online option, and many already have CFP designations. "The MBA resonates well with a lot of our students' clients, especially those with closely held businesses," says Harry Starn, the program's associate director. Located down the street from the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, Cal Lutheran has gained praise from directors of other planning programs nationwide for its rigor and immersive teaching. The program graduated 34 students last year. "We do fill a niche," says the program manager, Cindy Grether, "but I think we are still kind of a big secret out there." Students can transfer credits for up to five courses taken at many University of California campuses, including Berkeley, Davis and Los Angeles.
Greenwood Village, Colo.
CFP Board-registered programs (online and in person): M.S. financial planning, personal financial planning certificate, CFP certification program
Enrollment: 30,000 in all programs, including 4,200 in the CFP program and 130 in the master's in financial planning program
Faculty: 15 full-time, 20 adjunct
Student-to-faculty ratio: For master's program, 9:1; varies for online courses
Tuition: For M.S. in financial planning, $380 per 1-hour credit; for personal financial planning certificate, $1,140 per 3-hour credit; for CFP certification program, $4,485.
FPA student chapter: No
Profile: The for-profit College of Financial Planning, founded in 1972, occupies a historic position in the profession; it was founded at a time when there were no dedicated programs or teaching materials for financial planning. It now claims one of the largest enrollments of students studying for a degree or certificate in financial planning at any one time: 4,330. It offers an array of distance learning, full-time and certificate programs. Since its inception, the college claims to have produced 65,000 CFPs. Its other programs cover a multitude of planning- related subjects, including retirement planning, portfolio analysis and financial analysis. Recently, the college has integrated e-books and tablet-based instruction into its classes. "We want [students] who truly believe in pursuing financial planning as a profession," Jim Pasztor, a working planner who is the school's chairman, has said. The college says 86% of its students who sat for CFP exams in 2011 passed.
Manhattan, Kan.
CFP Board-registered programs (online and in person): Undergraduate, master's, Ph.D. and graduate certificate
Enrollment: 40 undergrads, 40 certificate, 40 master's, 33 Ph.D.s.
Faculty: 5 full-time, 5 adjunct
Student-to-faculty ratio: 10:1
Tuition: For an undergraduate (3-credit) course, $805 for a Kansas resident, $2,015 for out-of-state student; for an M.S. course, $1,455; for a Ph.D. course, $1,530; for a graduate certificate, $1,455 per course or $5,828 up front for the entire program.
FPA student chapter: Yes
Profile: Since registering its undergraduate degree program in planning in 1993, Kansas State has added a certificate, a master's degree and a doctorate to the program. The courses cover a variety of subjects, from financial therapy to client communication. The university seeks out instructors who are leaders in the field. "When we look for adjunct professors, we look for those [with] a specific skill," combined with teaching ability, says assistant professor Ann Coulson. "Many adjuncts have experience in the field, but it's another thing to be able to translate that to students." K-State students put themselves on the map this year by winning the 2012 National Collegiate Financial Planning Championship; they have placed in the top three in seven of the last 11 years of the competition, which is sponsored by the CFP Board, Ameriprise and the FPA. "We're proud of our students," Coulson says, "because they work hard and live up to our expectations."
Columbia, Mo.
CFP Board-registered programs (online and in person):2 online (M.S. and certificate, through Great Plains Interactive Distance Education Alliance membership); 7 on site (B.S. in human environmental sciences with an emphasis in personal financial planning, M.S. or Ph.D. in personal financial planning, post-baccalaureate certificate; PFP minor with an agricultural economics B.S., PFP minor with a finance B.S. or B.A, and PFP M.S. with a law degree)
Enrollment: 191
Faculty: 3 full-time, 2 non-tenure track, 3 extension, 1 tenure track opening, 3 adjunct
Student-to-faculty ratio: 48:1 tenure-track faculty, 33:1 including non- regular faculty
Tuition: For an online course, $485 per graduate credit hour (a certificate requires 18 hours and an M.S. requires 42 hours). For classroom courses, Missouri residents seeking an M.S. pay $269.40 per credit hour with $411.34 in other fees; nonresidents seeking an M.S. pay $470.30 per credit hour with $411.34 in fees; for a resident B.S. (14hours per semester) $9,272; for a nonresident B.S., $22,440.
FPA student chapter: Yes
Profile: The University of Missouri is home to the oldest departmental-level financial planning program in the country, but it took a while to get there. In the 1960s, the program was the Department of Family Economics and Management before becoming the College of Home Economics. In 1987, the name changed to the Department of Consumer and Family Economics and, finally, in 2000, the Personal Financial Planning Department, three years after the program was registered with the CFP Board. "It wasn't that we wanted to be the first one at all, it's just that I got tired of explaining what we do," says the department chairman, Rob Weagley, only half-jokingly. The program offers a certificate track and several degree tracks, including a Ph.D. Larger universities resist elevating financial planning to departmental status, Weagley says, because they focus on "pure" or theoretical finance, which is largely divorced from real-world financial needs. "But at programs like ours," he says, "all we care about is the application. We care about the people."
San Diego
CFP Board-registered programs (online and in person): B.S. in financial services with a certificate in personal financial planning; M.S. in financial and tax planning, executive financial planning advanced certificate
Enrollment: 115 in bachelor's, 16 in master's, 22 in executive
Faculty (full-time and adjunct): 15 for bachelor's and master's programs; 5 for executive
Student-to-faculty ratio: 9:1
Tuition: For a California resident seeking a bachelor's degree, $3,538 per semester; nonresident bachelor's, $9,118 per semester. For a California resident master's, $3,952 to $7,567 per semester (depending on course load); nonresident master's, $6,184 to $12,031 per semester. For an executive certificate, $7,416 for the complete program.
FPA student chapter: Yes
Profile: The oldest, continuously operating financial planning program in the country, San Diego State University's program resides in the finance department of the business school. That placement was a conscious choice by Tom Warschauer, who founded the program in 1980 and still runs it. Programs in some other universities share space in home economics or even communications departments. SDSU's new capstone course - which the CFP Board mandated this year for all its registered programs - covers counseling and communication skills as well as financial planning software. "There are at least a half-dozen areas that are important in our program," Warschauer says. The graduate degrees require rigorous specializations in either wealth management or tax planning, in addition to regular planning courses. The programs were the country's first to be at a school certified by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, and all courses are for credit. The school said that 32 students sat for CFP exams in 2011 and that 67% of the bachelor's students passed, along with 80% of the master's students and 60% of the executive students.
Lubbock, Texas
CFP Board-registered programs (online and in person): 11, ranging from undergraduate to Ph.D., including minors and dual graduate degrees in financial planning and business or law, and one certificate
Enrollment: 100 PFP undergraduate majors, 60 undergraduate minors (studies in personal finance), 90 PFP master's students (including dual-degree law, dual-degree MBA, and dual-degree finance majors), and 33 PFP Ph.D. students
Faculty: 12 full-time, 2 adjunct
Student-to-faculty ratio: 16:3 for the PFP major courses
Tuition: Texas-resident undergraduates (12 hours) $3,760 per semester, out-of-state undergraduates $4,471 per semester, Texas-resident graduate students (12 hours) $4,359 per semester, out-of-state graduate students $8,570 per semester.
FPA student chapter: No
Profile: This September, in a historic move, the well-known financial planning program at Texas Tech was elevated to departmental status - alongside finance, physics and philosophy. Texas Tech is just the second college or university to bestow financial planning with this stature, after the University of Missouri. "We had to grow big enough and have enough faculty and enough students to get to departmental status," says Vickie Hampton, the department's chairwoman. Yet even this granddaddy of academic financial planning programs lacks visibility. A large percentage of the planning graduates from Texas Tech every year discovered the major only after they were already on campus, studying other subjects. But the school is pushing to raise awareness of financial planning as a profession. The CFP Board gave the university a $2 million, seven-year grant in 2002 to help it send its graduates out to populate other academic programs, and this migration continues. Texas Tech said 19 undergraduates and 19 graduate students took the CFP exams in 2011; 26% of the undergraduates and 51% of the grad students passed.
Wayne, N.J.
CFP Board-registered programs (online and in person): B.S. in financial planning and an accelerated certificate program
Enrollment: 50 full-time majors, 32 full-time minors; 5 in the certificate program
Faculty: 2 full-time, 9 adjuncts
Student-to-faculty ratio: 25:1
Tuition: For a New Jersey resident $5,847 per year; for an out-of-state resident $9,547
FPA student chapter: Yes
Profile: Now in its fourth year, William Paterson's full-time undergraduate program enrolls more than 50 full-time students. Among the school's attractions are its proximity to New York City, and the fact that it resides in a business school accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. Besides the bachelor's degree, the university offers a certificate program for working executives. Another advantage, according to the program's founder, Lukas Dean, is "that we have added professional sales training into [the] curriculum." The school said three of its students took the CFP exams in 2011; two passed.
Waco, Texas
CFP Board-registered programs: Bachelor of business administration financial planning major
Enrollment: 20
Faculty (full-time and adjunct): 2
Student-to-faculty ratio: 10:1
Tuition: $30,600 a year
FPA student chapter: No
Profile: As part of their core curriculum, undergraduates in planning at Baylor help run one of the largest student-managed investment funds in the country. Valued at about $5.2million, it is managed 60% by graduate students in other majors and 40% by undergraduates, says Tom Potts, director of the financial services and planning program. Proceeds from the funds are used to pay for scholarships and other student needs. The exercise is intended to teach investment management principles and techniques. Although the program doesn't enroll many students, Potts says, those students are making their mark: One of two Baylor teams that recently entered a financial planning case competition made it to the national finals. The Dallas-Fort Worth chapter of FPA honored one of Baylor's first graduates with a financial planning major at a banquet last month in Dallas.
Northridge, Calif.
CFP Board-registered programs: B.S. in finance with a sequence in personal financial planning and B.S. in business administration with an option in insurance and financial services and a sequence in personal financial planning
Enrollment: 40
Faculty: 4 full-time, 2 adjuncts
Student-to-faculty ratio: 7:1
Tuition: For California residents $2,247, for out-of-state residents $4,479.
FPA student chapter: No
Profile: In the spring of last year, California State University at Northridge registered its two undergraduate planning programs with the CFP Board, with the aim of improving financial literacy in and around Los Angeles. The administrators hope its students - many of whom are ethnic minorities and the first generation in their families to attend college - will become planners for underserved populations throughout the region. "We are excited to have received the approval from the CFP Board and believe it will be a major resource for students and the surrounding community," says Monica Hussein, associate director of the school's Center for Financial Planning & Investment.
Clemson, S.C.
CFP Board-registered programs: B.S. in financial management with a concentration in financial planning
Enrollment: About 20
Faculty: 5 full-time
Student-to-faculty ratio: 4:1
Tuition: For South Carolina residents $21,726, for out-of-state residents $38,370.
FPA student chapter: No
Profile: Clemson's 18-year-old undergraduate degree in planning is back in operation this year after being out of commission for part of 2010 and all of 2011. The economic downturn created a cash crunch that forced the university to suspend the program. But roughly 20 students have enrolled in financial planning classes this year, according to John Alexander, the program director since 1998. "Thank goodness, we now have a commitment at the administrative level to staff these classes," says Alexander, a professor of finance who teaches portfolio management, while also serving as chief investment officer for the university's foundation. The program is rigorous, he says, especially since the advent of the new capstone class, which the CFP Board mandated this year for all of its registered programs. Alexander says Clemson planning graduates are heavily recruited, and often end up working for banks and corporations.
Athens, Ga.
CFP Board-registered programs: B.S. degree 75 students, master's degree 10 students, Ph.D. 5 students. An online M.S. degree will be offered in 2013.
Faculty: 4 full time, 1 adjunct
Student-to-faculty ratio: 15:1 for undergraduate; 3:1 for graduate
Tuition: Undergraduate $9,842 per academic year, full-time; graduate $3,795 per semester, full-time.
FPA student chapter: Student Financial Planning Association
Profile: Registered with the CFP Board just two years ago, UGA offers in-person degree tracks for undergraduate, master's and Ph.D. candidates, and next year plans to launch online masters and certificate programs. Director John Grable says he made the difficult decision last year to leave Kansas State's program for Georgia in part because of the strong administrative support it enjoys. Located in the Housing and Consumer Economics Department, the program teaches students in an intensively interdisciplinary environment that includes pro bono work in the community. Many local couples going through divorces receive free advice from students, not only from the financial planning program, but also from the law school, and finance and accounting departments (for taxes). As a result, Grable says, graduates gain strong technical and interpersonal skills. Last month, UGA students beat out a team from William Paterson University in a retirement knowledge quiz bowl at a national conference. "They blew everyone away," Grable says. "What's really impressive is their interpersonal skills and that ability to go out and meet with people." The school says that 10 undergraduates and 8 graduate students sat for CFP exams in 2011; their pass rates were 80% and 90%, respectively.
Champaign, Ill.
CFP Board-registered programs (online and in person): 1 undergraduate
Enrollment: 76
Faculty: 30 full-time (in the Department of Agricultural and Consumer Economics)
Student-to-faculty ratio: 18:1 in the classroom
Tuition: For Illinois residents $5,818 per semester, $12,889 per semester for nonresidents
FPA student chapter: Yes
Profile: The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign's financial planning program, which launched in 2009, is expanding through extensive new faculty hires. Following the introduction of an FPA student chapter this summer, students also can interact with more working planners by attending networking events and on-campus talks by corporations and professionals in the field. "A lot of new students enter the university wanting to do business, but don't want to end up spending their professional careers in a cubicle," says Theresa Miller, an academic advisor for the program. "We are able to attract a good number of these students because we offer the business aspect, along with the interaction with people."
Baton Rouge, La.
CFP Board-registered programs (online and in person): B.S. in finance with financial planning specialization is up and running; the school has also registered an M.S. in finance with financial planning specialization and is applying for CFP Board registration of an MBA program.
Enrollment: 25
Faculty (full-time and adjunct): 30
Student-to-faculty ratio: 12:1
Tuition: For Louisiana residents $3,498 per semester, $11,136 per semester for nonresidents.
FPA student chapter: No
Profile: Although it has offered courses in financial literacy for decades, LSU registered its undergraduate and master's degrees in finance with a specialization in planning just last year with the CFP Board. It next plans to register an MBA with a financial planning specialization. The undergraduate program, which began in January, already has 25 students enrolled, but anticipates a rapid increase in enrollment, says program director Fran Lawrence. "There's extremely high interest," she says, adding that she hopes LSU may ultimately add a Ph.D. The fact that the program is located in the finance department of a business school offers a competitive advantage and visibility that benefits the entire planning profession, Lawrence believes. "Some other business schools are small," she says, "but LSU is known nationwide."
West Lafayette, Ind.
CFP Board-registered programs: Undergraduate and Ph.D. programs, online program coming soon
Enrollment: More than 300
Faculty: About 15 full-time and 1 adjunct
Student-to-faculty ratio: 20:1
Tuition: For Indiana residents, $20,000 a year, including room and board, food and other expenses; $40,000 a year for nonresidents.
FPA student chapter: No
Profile: Fundamental research into consumer behavior defines Purdue University's Ph.D. track in planning, which prepares students for academic careers. "We make no apology for it," says Sugato Chakravarty, head of the department of Consumer Science. "Our masters' students are trained to be in the corporate world and our Ph.D.s. are trained to be academics." The university also has a large undergraduate degree program, and now Purdue plans to add a new practitioner-focused online master's program in financial planning. "The CFP board in Washington is extremely excited about our move to the online master's program because they feel that, with our academic underpinnings in consumer behavior, our program will stand out," Chakravarty says. He expects the first class next fall to attract a small class of 40 students and then expand rapidly.
Orem, Utah
CFP Board-registered programs (online and in person): B.S. in financial planning
Enrollment: 68
Faculty: 2 full-time, 6 from other departments, 2 to 3 adjuncts
Student-to-faculty ratio: 6:1 (including full-time and adjuncts)
Tuition: For Utah residents $2,400 per semester, $6,800 for nonresidents.
FPA student chapter: Yes
Profile: Following the launch last year of its CFP Board-registered financial planning programs, Utah Valley has managed to nearly double it student enrollment. Its inaugural three graduates, set to receive degrees next month, already have full-time job offers, says program director Jacob Sybrowsky, as do most members of the senior class. "We have a number of juniors and even a number of sophomores who are working full-time as well," he adds. "That's just great for the students." The university is working on plans to launch its first online certificate program for roughly 20 to 35 students, to be drawn from the local Provo-Orem and Salt Lake Valley areas, and is discussing whether online students should be required to attend their first classes in person. "We've seen a demand for such a program grow," Sybrowsky says. "It's coming from mid-profession career changers, banks, wirehouses and a few business-related fields that want to come into financial services."
Blacksburg, Va.
CFP Board-registered programs (online and in person): B.S. applied economic management, B.S. finance
Enrollment: 155 combined
Faculty (full-time and adjunct): 6 full-time, 2 adjuncts
Student-to-faculty ratio: 15:1
Tuition: For Virginia residents $4,593 per semester, $11,787 per semester for nonresidents.
FPA student chapter: Yes
Profile: Virginia Tech University offers two full-time bachelor's programs that are registered with the CFP board. With 70 members, the country's largest student FPA chapter is very active, organizing speaker forums and inviting industry professionals to campus, says Derek Klock, professor of practice in finance. Recently the chapter launched a series of philanthropic activities, including teaching financial literacy to junior high school students. "The Virginia Tech programs also have a history of doing very well in competition against other schools," Klock adds. In the past year, the school won the national iOMe (for "I owe me") Challenge, a national competition offering college students a platform to talk about financial problems and the future. Students also took second place in the National Collegiate Financial Planning Championship held jointly by FPA, Ameriprise and the CFP Board.
CFP Board-registered programs (online and in person): 2 certificate programs, 1 online and 1 in person.
Enrollment: 1,250 online, 155 in person
Faculty (full-time and adjunct): 23 adjunct
Student-to-faculty ratio: 22:1
Tuition: $5,295 for an online accelerated program, $3,495 for online self-pace and $7,360 for a classroom program that includes a review/exam preparation course.
FPA student chapter: Yes
Profile: Boston University administrators used to vet prospective students to make sure online learning was for them - but, nearly a decade later, online learning is so common they don't have to do that anymore, says Ruth Ann Murray, director of the Center for Professional Education at BU's Metropolitan College. BU's online courses enrolled close to 1,250 students last year; its in-person classes drew 155 people. BU's CFP Board-registered programs are approved for credit by the American Council for Education. Bob Glovsky, director emeritus of BU's financial planning program, who helped the CFP Board write its first exam in 1988, says one day he'd like to see many more degree programs available for planners. But for now, he adds, certificate programs play a critical role in educating would-be planners and building out the profession. "The delivery [mechanism]," Glovsky says, "is a secondary goal."
CFP Board-registered programs (online and in person): 9-credit certificate program offered both online and in person
Enrollment: 150 to 200
Faculty: 13 adjuncts
Student-to-faculty ratio: 15:1 at the downtown campus, 6:1 at the suburban campus
Tuition: $5,400
FPA student chapter: No
Profile: DePaul, the largest Roman Catholic university in North America, launched its nine-credit certificate program in 1999 and relies heavily on a pool of local CFPs to serve as faculty and create customized study materials. "[About] 90% of our faculty are from the industry," says Dorothy Jagonase, program manager of the university's Financial Planning Education Center. Students can supplement their in-class work by studying online. According to Jagonase, the school is also proud of its professionally diverse student body, which hails from the brokerage, banking, tax, legal and compliance fields. The school says 50 of its students sat for CFP exams in 2011 and had a 60% pass rate.
Teaneck, N.J.
CFP Board-registered programs: Financial planning certificate course
Enrollment: More than 200 a year
Faculty: About 100 part-time adjuncts in multiple locations
Student-to-faculty ratio: 12:1 in the classroom
Tuition: $5,995
FPA student chapter: No
Profile: Fairleigh Dickinson draws from a large pool of industry professionals as adjunct faculty, teaching courses at multiple locations. (It will introduce one online class next year.) One of the first institutions nationwide to offer a financial planning certificate, FDU's program dates back 27 years. Students are primarily mid-career professionals already working in the financial planning industry, says Valerie Barnes, the program's director; she says they receive a substantial amount of focused one-on-one counseling and instruction. For students who want more interaction with faculty, Barnes says, "we provide instant access." Although the school does not have a student FPA chapter, students work closely with the New Jersey chapter of the FPA.
Location: Gainesville, Fla.
CFP Board-registered programs (online and in person): 3 in total: online certificate program, in-class certificate aimed at students also completing an undergraduate degree and in-class certificate for master's or doctoral students
Enrollment: 15 undergraduate, 5 graduate
Faculty: 2 full-time, 1 adjunct
Students-to-faculty ratio: 5:1
Tuition: Undergraduate certificate is $3,000, graduate-level certificate and online certificate are both $9,750
FPA student chapter: Forming
Profile: Registered with the CFP Board just last fall, the University of Florida's master's program in financial planning is taught in a virtual classroom that makes use of cutting-edge technology. Recently, Zywave donated NaviPlan, a leading financial planning software, to the school, so students now use this and other tools to learn how to manage personal financial risk efficiently, while being exposed to other areas of planning. "While many other schools teach their students through paper-case studies, we are one of the few schools that connect students with real-life clients as they work toward completion of their capstone," says associate professor Michael Gutter. "Meanwhile, in the heat of all this, we never lose sight of our mission - which is to develop a strong commitment toward household and family goals."
Online with classrooms in New York and San Francisco, as well as several private corporate programs
CFP Board-registered programs: 3 in total: Self-paced and accelerated online programs, plus in-person classes at 12 U.S. universities
Enrollment: Not available
Faculty: 7 full-time, 20 adjunct
Student-to-faculty ratio: Not available
Tuition: Accelerated virtual or traditional classroom $5,599, including a review course; self-study $4,043.
FPA student chapter: Kaplan is an institutional member of the FPA
Profile: A big name in education and for-profit test preparation, Kaplan University says it takes pride in the high number of students who take and complete its financial planning courses - but it won't reveal that number, citing competitive reasons. The 10-year-old program crosses boundaries between traditional classroom and online study, allowing students to customize study tracks to suit their schedules. This means high flexibility for students of all backgrounds. "Of all the things this program offers, we are most proud of our throughput rate, or completion rate," says school Vice President Joyce Schnur. "[It] is attributed to the flexibility of our program that is sensitive to the needs of our students."
New York
CFP Board-registered programs (online and in person): 1 certificate
Enrollment: 729 combined
Faculty (full-time and adjunct): 8 (all adjuncts)
Student-to-faculty ratio: 13:1 in classroom
Tuition: $5,540 for traditional classroom program, $5,650-$7,500 for a "live" online course, $2,495-$4,295 for self-paced online
FPA student chapter: No
Profile: New York University's certificate program offers students the flexibility to complete coursework in one of three ways - in person with an instructor, live online and led by an instructor or self-paced online. Geared toward professionals and college graduates, the program leverages NYU's geographic advantage, offering students a great number of opportunities to work with companies in the city.
Chicago and Evanston, Ill.
CFP Board-registered programs (online and in person): 2 online and 2 classroom certificate programs
Enrollment: Almost 240 online, 90 classroom
Faculty: 20 adjunct
Student-to-faculty ratio: 16:1 overall
Tuition: $5,545-$6,050 for classroom program, $5,600-$7,500 for online live, $2,495-$4,295 for self-paced online program
FPA student chapter: No
Profile: Northwestern's financial planning certificate program is undergoing a massive overhaul this year. The new curriculum, developed closely with the CFP board, was a "happy accident," says Peter Kaye, assistant dean of undergraduate and professional programs at Northwestern. The timing of the program's revamp coincided perfectly with the CFP board's release of new learning objectives, giving Northwestern the opportunity to reconsider its coursework with the board's recommendations in mind. As a result, practicality rules at this institution, with the classes designed to simulate a financial planner's daily life. "We wanted the curriculum structured in such a way that it's not just a means of preparing for an exam," Kaye said. "We really want to have an educational program that reflects the skills that people need to do the job well professionally."
Los Angeles
CFP Board-registered programs: traditional evening/online program and accelerated hybrid
Enrollment: 250 to 300
Faculty: 20 adjunct instructors
Student-to-faculty ratio: 20:1 for traditional evening/online, 15:1 for accelerated hybrid
Tuition: $4,287 to $4,750 for certificates, depending on options; $1,000 for CFP exam review
FPA student chapter: Yes
Profile: Every quarter, the University of California at Los Angeles Extension runs two programs that are CFP Board certified. Its newer program, revamped this year, is a six-course accelerated hybrid track in which students meet monthly for three days of in-person instruction, followed by seven days of online review and testing. "The [accelerated] students have to have three years of experience to enroll, so that is primarily for veteran financial advisors who want to get to the exam more quickly," says Rich Burnes, the director of UCLA's financial management programs. "Many of our undergraduate students have at least an undergraduate degree [if not] a master's degree, so they are not looking for a degree, but they need this body of knowledge." Burnes says he often refers graduates who want to pursue a degree to Cal Lutheran's program, which accepts UCLA course credits.
Ann Marsh is senior editor and the West Coast bureau chief of Financial Planning.Additional reporting by Teck Lim and Madhura Karnik.
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The James Beard Foundation announced semi-finalists for its annual Restaurant and Chef Awards this morning. There are 19 categories and at least 20 semi-finalists in each of them. As is often the case, New Orleans is well-represented.
The category Best Chef: South includes seven local semi-finalists: Scott Boswell (Stella!, Stanley), Aaron Burgau (Patois), Adolfo Garcia (RioMar, a Mano, La Boca), John Harris (Lilette, Bouligny Tavern), Tory McPhail (Commander's Palace) David Solazzo and Torre Solazzo (Ristorante Del Porto in Covington) and Stephen Stryjewski (Cochon).
A number of local chefs and restaurants also made the semi-finalists lists in a variety of national categories: Mondo for Best New Restaurant; Donald Link (Herbsaint, Cochon, Cochon Butcher) for Outstanding Chef; Beth Biundo (Lilette) for Outstanding Pastry Chef; Herbsaint for Outstanding Restaurant; Brigtsen's and Emeril's for Outstanding Service; Emeril's for Outstanding Wine Service; and Sue Zemanick (Gautreau's) for Rising Star Chef of the Year, which honors chefs under 30.
The James Beard Foundation Awards (full disclosure: I chair the committee that oversees the Restaurant and Chef Awards) are routinely described as the Oscars of the food world. But to borrow Olympics parlance, this is not the medal round. A pool of over 500 judges, which includes past award winners, vote on the semi-finalists, which determines the five final nominees in each category. The nominees are announced in March, the winners at the James Beard Foundation Awards Ceremony and Gala Reception in New York City in May. It's a black-tie affair, and you don't get there if you never make it to the semi-finalists stage.
Most of the names listed above know the drill. Boswell, Harris, Zemanick and Emeril's were all nominees in their respective categories last year; many others were semi-finalists. Susan Spicer, chef and co-owner of Mondo as well as Bayona, has earned more than one Beard medal. Same goes for Link and Commander's. The namesakes of Emeril's and Brigtsen's are past Beard winners as well.
Chefs with New Orleans ties working in other cities show up as well. Anne Kearney is a semi-finalist in the Great Lakes region. Rue Dumaine, the name of her restaurant in Dayton, Ohio, nods to her former French Quarter restaurant Peristyle. Former Restaurant August chef de cuisine Lee Richardson of Ashley's at Capital Hotel in Little Rock, AR, is a semi-finalist in the South. Bryan Caswell of Reef in Houston, a semi-finalist in Best Chef: Southwest, was born in Lafayette.
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Artwork and designs used throughout Widespread Panics career will be placed on display this summer at Athens, GAs Lyndon House Arts. The exhibit, The Earth Will Swallow You, will remain open through August 25, featuring a wide range of media, from official posters and album art to fan created originals. The shows name comes from three pieces featured in the exhibit, which exemplify how art in one form can inspire many other forms. A reception will be held tonight, Tuesday June 19, from 6-8pm at the Lyndon House Arts Center, which is located at 293 Hoyt Street. Widespread Panic will appear at Red Rocks from June 22-24 with special guest DJ Logic spinning between sets.


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Expanded Safely Family Locator Platform Lets Users Share Location via Free Mobile App
Expanded Safely Family Locator Platform Lets Users Share Location via Free Mobile App
EMERYVILLE, CA--(Marketwire - Jan 31, 2012) - Safely (www.safely.com), a division of Location Labs (www.locationlabs.com), today announced that its premium Safely Family Locator has enabled more than one billion family safety location checks since inception. These "locates" have been initiated by Family Locator subscribers across millions of child phones on three Tier 1 US wireless carriers. Having achieved this milestone, Safely now introduces Family Check-In, the newest offering in its suite of digital parenting tools.
The service is first launching in partnership with T-Mobile USA, Inc. under the name "FamilyWhere Check In" and is available as a free download in the Android Market (http://bit.ly/TMOFW), complementing the T-Mobile FamilyWhere service and expanding the Safely Family Locator platform.
"One billion premium locates reinforces family safety and security as the most primal and high value use case for location-based services," said Tasso Roumeliotis, CEO of Safely and Location Labs. "By adding a free component to the Safely Family Locator platform via Family Check-In, we raise awareness of our locator services and bring immediate value to T-Mobile customers."
Safely Family Locator is the flagship in Safely's suite of premium digital parenting services and is distributed in partnership with wireless carriers. Family Check-In expands the functionality of Safely Family Locator with a free mobile app component that lets kids easily show parents that they arrived at the library or a friend's house with a location-verified map.
With 75% of 12-17 years olds having cell phones, kids are the new mobile power users. Many parents require their kids to check in and parents already proactively locate their kids with great frequency (see infographic). Family Check-In complements existing behavior since kids are already checking in via social apps.
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The Safely suite of digital parenting technologies includes: Family Locator, a mobile location service available as AT&T FamilyMap, Sprint Family Locator and T-Mobile FamilyWhere; Drive Safe, the only carrier-grade, patent-pending safe-driving service on the market, available as Sprint DriveFirst and T-Mobile DriveSmart Plus; Phone Controls, the most advanced mobile phone controls and usage analytics service, available as Sprint Mobile Controls; and Safely Social Monitor, an online service that helps parents stay informed about kids' social network activities.
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The shooting happened at the 128th Street Gourmet Deli between Park and Lexington Avenues on 128th Street around 4:00 p.m. on Friday.
Hours later, police were still painstakingly searching for evidence.
Another clue was found in the ice and snow that might lead to the shooter.
The victim of that gunfire, described by police as a 17-year-old boy, was brought out on a stretcher by EMT's and put into an ambulance.
Investigators say he was shot in the thigh and suffered a graze wound to the neck.
They are said to be non-life threatening injuries.
A man named Dee says he is a friend of the store owner and spoke to him not long after the shooting.
"All he knows is somebody shot through the store. I guess they're kids, maybe gangbangers shooting each other. One of the bullets just went into the store through the glass," Dee said.
A large hole could be seen in the front window of the deli where a bullet pierced the glass.
Across the street from the deli, other officers had discovered several shell casings and covered them with plastic cups.
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Rockin' Photography: How to Shoot Great Concert Photos
It's all about the D&B. (Dark and blurry.) If you're a grad student in photography, D&B is your recipe for success. If you're trying to shoot a concert, however, chances are D&B is just the best you can do.
But it doesn't have to be that way.
Follow a few simple guidelines ("High ISO is your friend", "Rapidly changing lights mean that your light meter is worthless–shoot in manual") and your concert photos will sing. (Sorry!)
Our friend Haje points us to two guides on taking fantastic concert photographs, one geared toward small venues and one he wrote for larger venues.
(See the bottom of this post or our Flickr group for some fantastic concert photography.)
Great Concert Photos: Large Venues
Great Concert Photos: Small Venues


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Hi Dan,
My name is Darryl Jacobsen and I'm a videographer for the Seattle Seahawks. I also work part-time as a video instructor at Northwest University in Kirkland. Anyways, as an independent filmmaker on the side, I'm looking to upgrade my audio recording equipment to something like the Zoom h4. Do you think we might be able to get together for coffee sometime and I could pick your brain about audio capture. I feel like that is the one aspect of my game that is a weak spot. What do you think? Feel free to email, call or text
Hi Dan
A tip for using WordPress: Rename you "Uncategorized" category to your default. That way if you forget to add a category to a post, it still looks okay. In your case I'd suggest calling it "Filmmaking" or merging it with "Tips".
Thanks for an amazing site BTW, I've decided to start using my RSS reader again just so I can look out for new content from you.
Hello Dan,
My name is Re'neir and I'm writing to you from the great state of TX! I just purchased a c100 mkii and it was a hard decisions seeing as 4k is on the lips of everyone's these days. It was a steal at only $3800, so I figured why not. I'm seeing your blog concerning your work flow with the Fs5. Is the c100 mkii considered a bad invest or soon to be obsolete due to the drawbacks of it? I shoot mainly weddings, docs, real estate videos and promos. I would really like to make a sound investment and something that won't be a thing of the past soon. I really appreciate everything you do for the film community, and helping newcomers like myself adjust to the craft and giftings we are all blessed with. Thanks for your time and look forward to your response when time permits it.
Re'neir Taylor
Thanks Dan! Man you truly rock. Your one of the most humble and insightful educators I have come across. Thanks for all you do and for your time.
Hello Dan,
I'm a learning videographer and was happy to discover that i turn the parameters of my C100 II the same way you did though it's my 1st cam & i'm in the process of learning. That's for the ego part…
However i tend to set my iso as low as possible because as i'm 43 i learnt photo the old way in the 80s with film and thought that the lowest iso the finest the picture would be (= less grain or dirty pixels). But you raise the point that my dynamic range wouldn't be optimized, notably with a loss of info in the highlights. Which point i don't dig. Could you help me ?
Kind regards from Paris (France)
I'm a retired Air Force photojournalist and I'm now pursuing my digital cinematography degree with Full Sail University. I'm in the third month of this 32-month degree program and my current class is "Visual Arts in the Entertainment and Media Industries." One of the projects I'm working on is networking with professionals in my chosen career field of documentary filmmaking.
I'm from Port Townsend, but currently live in Lakewood. I googled Seattle documentary filmmakers and your name was right there at the top. When I clicked on the "contact us" section, I was excited to see you take time to answer those who reach out to you.
I have a few assignment-related questions for you and if you have the time, I have a few questions of my own as well. It would mean a lot to me to hear back from you on the assignment questions at the very least. Thank you very much for any help you can provide.
(Required questions)
You have a vast amount of archived information on your site. It's easy to see you thrive in the world of filmmaking. What were some things that contributed to your success?
Did you take a formal or informal career path to where you are today or was it a mixture of both?
(My questions)
When you think about the films you've made and your plans for the future, what elements tend to contribute to the most gratifying moments for you?
In your experience, what makes a compelling documentary?
What advice would you give someone with a passion for telling the stories of others and the opportunity to travel around the globe to do so?
I have a healthy fear of danger, but when I get behind a camera, all I want is to get the shot. Is there a term for that (besides crazy) in filmmaking?
Thank you so much for your time. I look forward to whatever you can provide and I look forward to knowing you better. Have a wonderful holiday weekend.
-Scotty McNabb
Love your work Dan. Have you ever posted lighting diagrams for shots in your artesan series (Doll maker, Coffin maker, and Metalworker)?
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Troopers said Jeffrey Schertzer, 45, of Lemoyne, was operating a Volvo tractor-trailer hauling two tandem trailers and traveling southbound on the highway.
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I've scheduled another iteration of my Technical Speaking Seminar for March 14, 2009 in Orlando. It's free, and I'm hosting it on a Saturday this time to open it up to those that can't get away from work during the week. It's designed for the novice to intermediate level speaker with the intent of giving them the skills they need to do a technical presentation at a user group (preferred starting place) or a Code Camp or SQL Saturday.
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What better place for a Flannery O'Connor symposium than Louisiana this November? (Well, maybe Milledgeville, but let's not split hairs). And it looks like a terrific lineup.
"Flannery O'Connor: The Legacy of a Southern Catholic Writer" will be held in Lafayette, La., the weekend of Nov. 9, 2012. In commemoration of the 50th anniversary of O'Connor speaking at UL Lafayette and the recent discovery of a recording of her talk, the university, along with Our Lady of Wisdom Catholic Church & Student Center, Friends of the Humanities and Deep South Magazine, present a symposium of speakers and activities based on the Southern Gothic writer.
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Frassati Adventure Course: Going to the Heights
June 3 – 12pm Departure, overnight in Groom, Texas at Stations of the Cross
June 4 – Travel from Groom, Texas to Buena Vista, Colorado & set up camp
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June 6 – Morning rafting, afternoon "choose your own adventure" with your small group
June 7 – Climb Mt. Yale, afternoon at Princeton Hot Springs
June 8 – Morning at Great Sand Dunes National Forest and depart for Groom, TX
June 9 – Return back to St. Mary's by 5pm
ABOUT: Participants must be physically, emotionally and spiritually fit. Each day will push participants to new levels of fatigue and spiritual depth. Participants will experience daily mass and adoration on the mountaintop, sleeping in tents, and will have limited access to showers and toilets. While we are primarily targeting current students, a limited amount of spots will be allocated for graduating seniors. Expect to grow and journey with participants your own age.
A $100 deposit will be required within 5 business days of your registration either by check, or online pyament.
Payment dates: November 15, January 15, March 15, May 15
November 29: Informational for all participants
March 17-18: Pre-Retreat
May 14: Final Prep Day/Gear review
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*Must have a desire to be challenged and grow in the faith
*Maintain a spirit of joy, positivity and the ability to laugh at yourself
*Be able to walk up to 10 miles at a time at a brisk pace
*Have clear bill of health and insurance coverage
*Be willing to eat a variety of foods
*Be willing to sleep in tents, have limited showers and use bucket toilets
*Complete their payment for the course by May 1
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The Great Wine Capitals International Research Grant: "Promoting Excellence and Innovation in Wine Research"
Wine tourism and marketing projects welcomed.
The Great Wine Capitals Global Network has launched the 8th annual International Research Grant program. Applications from qualified students or young researchers will be accepted until September 30th, 2015.
The program, whose aim is to promote excellence and innovativeness in wine research, will award a grant of 4,500 euros for a project related to wine tourism and marketing in a region belonging to the Great Wine Capitals Global Network.
The applicant must be currently enrolled as a student in an educational program (e.g. Undergradutae, Bachelor, Master,...).
In addition to the grant, the author of the winning project is eligible to receive an additional 1,000 Euro stipend help meet travel and lodging expenses for presenting his / her projects during the Annual General meeting of the Network in Bilbao | Rioja, November 2016
Previous award winning projects have been:
- "Positioning tourism destinations: wine as a competitive factor of a territory brand"
- "The impact of the internet on the wine sector: New strategies for wine marketing in the province of Florence"
- "The value of winery architecture for wine tourism experiences and regional marketing"
- "Purchasing behavior of neophyte wine consumers in supermarkets : the role of an interactive wine selection self-service technology"
- "The connoisseur continuum: Understanding the wine-involved in New Zealand"
- "The application of 'Service Design' in wine tourism destinations: Enhancing customer experience in Mendoza's wine tourism products"
If you want to apply, please read the rules and fill in the Application form.
The Application form must be sent to your local EducationCommittee Representative by September 30th, 2015 (contacts to be found on the Rules document).
International Research Grant Rules 2015-2016.pdf
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Ashley Greene & Joe Jonas: Afternoon Lunch Lovers!
Ashley Greene keeps close to her boyfriend Joe Jonas as they head out for some lunch on Thursday (February 24) in Los Angeles.
Over the weekend, the Twilight actress celebrated her 24th birthday at Pure Nightclub in Las Vegas – happy belated birthday Ashley!
"Thank you to all my incredible friends family and fans for the sweet birthday wishes. I'm a very lucky girl to have you all in my life" Ashley tweeted.
FYI: Joe is wearing Armani Exchange J13 Resin Coated Slim Fit Jeans and Rockadeli's "Lick" Brown Boot.
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Sorry I missed the responses till now. Yes its driving much better with 2 inch bigger diameter tires on the highway. I was driving my 2014 truck the other day and noticed that at 100 km/hr it is about 1600 rpm so I think I'm just spoiled and not used to the mid 80's technology anymore. I did change the speedo gear to match the bigger tires. Now it's about 2600 rpm while cruising at highway speed so it's liveable.
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Lets face it, the Charlotte Bobcats have been the laughing stock of the NBA in past years. Well Charlotte fans people do have the right to critique your favorite team in such a way because anyone with a 28-120 record in a 2 year period is worthy of that tag.
But with constant failure comes a search for successs and the Bobcats have been looking for a man they can trust to be a big force for this team. Lets just say the Cats found their man this offseason by cashing in on former Utah Jazz big man Al Jefferson. This addition single handedly headlined the Bobcats offseason in 2013.
Other great acquisitions/storylines this summer included re signing starting small forward Gerald Henderson (highly underrated) to a great contract, hopefully giving 2nd year forward Jeff Taylor a bigger role this year after surprising many this summer, and finding an athletic 7 footer in Cody Zeller that will help on both ends. It can definitely be looked at as a pretty solid offseason for the Cats. But one thing still remains clear after the end of summer: Al Jefferson is still the biggest topic on this team right now.
I honestly cant see this team winning anywhere under 30 games this year. Jefferson and Zeller's great talent at the rebounding end will bolster this team on the boards because they averaged a horrendous 40.3 rebounds a game which put them at 27th in the league.
Though Jefferson isnt the best defender his great abilities to score down low in the post will greatly help his star point guard Kemba Walker's job easier and not to mention as we said before his rebounding abilities (averaged 9.2 rebounds a game and 17.8 points a game last year in Utah) will bolster the teams total rebounding. He is great at every perk on the court besides the defensive aspect, he still is highly succesfull due to his talented rebounding and scoring.
A small rumor went around the web a few days talking about how Kemba Walker felt when he heard Al Jefferson was on the team. When Kemba got the message he instantly replied "I almost shed a tear when I read this". signalling that good things will come for the Walker-Jefferson duo. These two will have good chemistry and connection unlike the last duo expiriment in the NBA which ended with someone leaving for Houston...yes I am talking about Dwight and Kobe.
And dont even get me started on Kemba, he is going to have the best season of his career in 2014 and having Al Jefferson there will make his job all that much easier. He is one of the rising point guards here in the NBA today and a bright future is ahead of him.
As for other news and predictions helping preview this upcoming season for the Cats their is the arrival of new Head Coach Steve Clifford. I speak for all Chalotte fans when I say this, Mike Dunlap was a load of dog crap and did nothing to improve this team, only notably havong a bad relationship with many players including mostly with Ben Gordon. The Cats franchise is hoping Clifford can eb the guy to change the team around and step by step make them into a more and more competitive team.
With the arrival of Jefferson and a fresh new rookie in Cody Zeller (a big man the Cats have been searching for in the draft for years) it is not right to say this team wont improve tremendously this year. This team will be young and talented for the foreseeable future and are destined for a successful run in near time.
No this team wont make the playoffs this year, no they will not have a winning record, but what this team will do this year is show a glimpse of what is ahead for them in the future. Improving in every statistic and greatly improving their record this year will prove to many NBA fans that a successful future lies ahead for the Cats. This year they will take the first step to success with a new Head Coach, hopeful rookie sensation (Cody Zeller), and another star player to benefit Kemba Walker (Al Jefferson), their time is now...and nobody will stop the Bobcats from getting out of the basement of the NBA standings. Change is coming this year, and the Charlotte Bobcats are going to bring it to you. Take notice!
Dan J carney is a sports writer for 3 online sports websites. He writes for Tru School Sports, RantSports.com (covers the Charlotte Bobcats), and he also writes for the league news.com. Dan is also a YouTube sports talk show host where he talks on his channel (DanJcarney) about trending topics, questions, and breaking news about everything and anything regarding the NBA, NFL, MLB, and NHL. You can follow him on Twitter @dan_jcarney, Subscribe to him on YouTube, or add him on Google+.


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