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The department offers a B.A. in Economics, B.A. in Economics, Business Economics Concentration, B.A. in Economics/Teacher Certification, and a B.S. degree in Finance. The student is introduced to the basic structure, processes institutions and problems of the economy and is trained in the analytical tools used in their study. Courses in Economics and Finance prepare the student for graduate work in economics, finance, management and law as well as corporate and public sector employment. All majors are urged to seek early advisement and to take additional math and computer science courses if they plan on doing graduate work in either Economics or Finance. Advisement by a department faculty member is strongly recommended. Pick up advisement sheet in W405.

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B.A./B.S.

OPTIONAL MAJORS IN THIS DEPT.: Business Economics: Teacher Certification; B.S. Finance

Courses shown below are not a complete outline of major completion. Please click here to find the PDF file that outlines all the requirements of your major.

GENERAL EDUCATION
Please refer to your curriculum guidesheet for up-to-date core requirements.
Courses in Dept. that satisfy College Breadth Requirements
Eco 1020	Principles of Economics I	3
Eco 1021	Principles of Economics II	3

MAJOR REQUIREMENTS
COURSES WITHIN PROGRAM(S) REQUIRED FOR ACADEMIC MAJOR(S)
Eco 3020	Intermediate Macroeconomics	3
Eco 3021	Intermediate Microeconomics	3
Eco 3300	Money and Banking	3

MINOR REQUIRMENTS
Eco 1020	Principles of Economics I	3
Eco 1021	Principles of Economics II	3
Eco 3020	Intermediate Macroeconomics	3
Eco 3021	Intermediate Microeconomics	3
Eco 3300	Money and Banking	3