The economics major allows for many electives and, as a result, has a high degree of flexibility. This versatility allows many students to have multiple minors and to easily obtain a double major during the four-year stay at Campbell, making them more attractive to future employers. The Campbell Approach The Lundy-Fetterman School of Business is proud to uphold a Free Market approach to economics. One of the country's first endowed chairs dedicated to the free market is Campbell's Burrows T. and Mabel Lundy Chair of the Philosophy of Business. The economics program is designed to expose the students to many areas of economic problems.
Flexibility is built into the curriculum.
Simply put, students are able to choose many electives and tailor their education to suit their needs. Campbell University also sets aside money and merit scholarships for all economics majors who qualify with levels of academic achievement. While offered and encouraged by Campbell University, these choices are not necessary for the completion of the degree. Electives must be selected from junior and senior-level courses. In addition to the above, the student must complete MATH 122.