B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Undergraduates may major in either economics or mathematical economic analysis. The latter is recommended for students who intend to continue on to graduate work in economics or pursue a business or governmental job in which analytical and quantitative skills are required. Degree Requirements for B.A. in Economics or Mathematical Economic Analysis For general university requirements, see Graduation Requirements . Students in either major should have at least 120 total semester hours at graduation.
Full information regarding major requirements is available from the department office.
Economics Major . The 3-course limit on transfer credits does not apply to students transferring from other universities. Failure to take these courses will limit the range of electives available to the student. Mathematical Economic Analysis Major . Students majoring in mathematical economic analysis must take at least 16 courses.