Economics - B.A. (Mathematics)

The economics major is designed to prepare students for positions in business, government or education. The courses equip students for analysis of many of the economic problems and issues faced in middle- and upper-level managerial positions.

The curriculum also provides the foundation for graduate study in economics or in areas such as law, public administration and various business disciplines. Students in economics receive a broad foundation in communication skills, statistics and business.

The required courses also provide a thorough analysis of the important social, political and economic issues of our time. This background is particularly valuable for graduates who later advance to middle- and upper-level management positions.

The quantitative (mathematics degree) track is designed to prepare students for the successful pursuit of higher degrees in economics and related academic disciplines requiring a strong background in mathematics and statistics.

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