Economics is all about people and the decisions they make. Why do humans do what they do? This is the burning question that economists are driven to answer.
DurationEconomics is all about people and the decisions they make. Why do humans do what they do? This is the burning question that economists are driven to answer.
Studying economics will help you to understand how the world works, and why it moves in the ways that it does. Economics is a doorway to endless possibilities, because it is a science of human behavior. Your academic journey will focus on unraveling complicated systems and how they are built by human desires and motivations. In the process, you will gain the tools and expertise to change your world for the better.
Economics BA or a Quantitative Economics BS
Required Courses
Economics BA
Nine credits (three courses) of 300 or 400 level electives from Economics
Quantitative Economics BS (not eligible for Dual Degree Advantage)
ECON-E201: Introduction to Microeconomics
Three credits (one course) of 300 or 400 level electives from Economics
Important note: E321 is only offered in Fall, and E322 is only offered in Spring.
Recommended Curriculum
Freshman Year
Economics BA:
Quantitative BS:
Sophomore Year
Economics BA:
Quantitative BS:
Junior Year
Economics BA:
Quantitative BS:
Senior Year
Economics BA:
Quantitative BS:
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