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An Economics degree provides students with a wide range of transferable skills to study choices and decisions made by individuals, businesses, and nations. It is a flexible choice for students seeking a rigorous, well-respected, and versatile major without specializing in a narrowly defined area too early. Popular career choices for economics students include: banking, finance, insurance, management, consulting, and government. An education in Economics also provides an excellent preparation for graduate studies in law, medicine, business, public administration, environmental studies, and economics.
The BS in Business Economics exposes students to multiple business areas and is an excellent choice for students looking to acquire analytical skills vital for business environments or considering an MBA program after graduation.
Specific offerings for each semester may be found in the Schedule of Classes.
Requirements for the major in Business Administration, Business Economics, B.S.
Students seeking the Bachelor of Science degree in Business Economics must complete a minimum of 124 credits including the following requirements: