Studying economics at an undergraduate level provides an excellent overview to the decision-making process of business. Economics provides a framework for analyzing problems, comparing alternatives and identifying the strengths and weaknesses of policies and approaches. Students with a strong background in economics have excelled on the LSAT and other graduate exams and have gone to careers in business, government and academia. National trends are showing that students and employers are increasingly recognizing the importance of economic skills in business leaders.
FULL CONCENTRATION IN ECONOMICS
(BA DEGREE)
ACC 101 Principles of Accounting
ECO 105 Principles of Economics
(general studies: social science)
ECO 201 History of Economic Thought
ECO 207 Business Statistics
(general studies: quantitative)
ECO 307 Econometrics
ECO 335 Intermediate Microeconomics
ECO 336 Intermediate Macroeconomics
ECO 492 Seminar in Economics
MAT 105 or 107 Calculus
Five field courses in economics
CO-CONCENTRATION IN ECONOMICS
ECO 105 Principles of Economics (general studies: social science)
ECO 201 History of Economic Thought
ECO 207 Business Statistics (general studies: quantitative)
ECO 307 Econometrics
ECO 335 Intermediate Micreconomics
ECO 336 Intermediate Macroeconomics
ECO 492 Seminar in Economics
MAT 105 or 107 Calculus
One field course in economics
In addition, we have recently developed an interdisciplinary program in accounting, economics and finance. Within this program, students can focus on advanced accounting or a plan of study aimed at financial brokerage (and the CFA exam).
Read more about this exciting and successful program.
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