Minor in Economics

18 Credit Hours

The Economics Minor enables students to conduct a systematic study of economics as part of their undergraduate education and/or prepare themselves for graduate studies in economics, law, public administration or business.  This program is not directed only at business majors.  It can be a valuable complement to other majors such as Political Science, Sociology, Public
Administration, Pre-Law Studies, or Mass-Communications. If students are interested in graduate studies in economics, it is strongly recommended that they take additional course work in Calculus and Statistics.

All courses are three credit-hour courses:

Course  Title 
EC 211  Principles of  Macroeconomics 
EC 212  Principles of  Microeconomics 
EC 311  Intermediate Macroeconomics 
EC 312  Intermediate Microeconomics 
EC 450  International Economics
  1 other 3 credit 300/400 level Economics course

 

 

 

 

 

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