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Bachelor of Arts - Economics

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Degree Requirements

Required: 40 credits minimum, 20 credits upper division.

Required Courses

  • MATH 245: Applied Calculus

  • ECON 311: Statistical Methods

  • ECON 406: Intermediate Macro-Economics

  • ECON 411: Intermediate Micro-Economics

  • ECON 450: Econometrics

  • ECON 470: Research Methods-Capstone

Select one of the following Economic sequence

  • ECON 203: General Economics

  • ECON 200: Introduction to Micro-Economics and ECON 201: Introduction to Macro-Economics

Select three of the following

  • ECON 206: Economic Systems and Society

  • ECON 301: Labor Economics

  • ECON 312: Quantitative Analysis in Business

  • ECON 313: Comparative Economic Systems

  • ECON 321: Money and Banking and Capital Markets

  • ECON 341: History of Economic Thought

  • ECON 414: Economics of the Environment

  • ECON 416: International Economics

  • ECON 420: Economic Entrepreneurship

  • ECON 421: Advanced Statistics

  • ECON 460: Economic Development

  • ECON 465: Global Political Economy

  • BUS 391: Principles of Finance

Honors in Economics

Students must have a GPA of 3.7 or higher by the end of their junior year after completing at least 75 credits in their study toward a BA in Economics, all lower division courses in the major and a total of 20 upper division credits toward their major. Those who are qualified to pursue an Honors Degree in Economics will take 8 credits: ECON 445 , ECON 497 and Honors Thesis.


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