The non-business courses suggested are highly dependent upon your ultimate educational and professional goals. A balanced liberal arts curriculum, including history, political science, and foreign language, together with courses enhancing written and oral communication skills is suggested for all students. Courses in computer science are also desirable for those of you who plan to work in the economics profession. A two-semester calculus course is strongly recommended if you are thinking seriously about graduate training in economics.
Advisors are available to all economics majors.
You should consult a faculty member in the department annually to discuss your choice of economics, other business, and non-business electives. Faculty members are also available to discuss potential careers using your economics training.