Faculty members are committed to helping economics majors find challenging internships that provide valuable job experience and career advancement. Work closely with faculty members. Upper-level courses typically have eight to 15 students. Student can complete a Bachelor of Science or a Bachelor of Arts degree. A Bachelor of Arts degree requires 14 credits of one foreign language.
Many students choose to add an additional major such as business administration or accounting.
The Center for Economic Development, located on campus, helps promote community and economic development. The Center offers paid internships to students to assist in survey design, data collection and coding for reports prepared for various county agencies in Wisconsin. Excellent preparation for law school or graduate studies. Career Opportunities Economics majors have a number of career paths that are open to them. By learning how to attack problems in a concise and logical manner, economics majors have skills that are helpful in almost any career.