Some students have pursued graduate degrees in law, medicine, economics or business administration. The personal touch Small classes. A dedicated laboratory allows students to trade in the Iowa Electronic Market , making actual trades with other students around the world - and earning real money in the process. A recruiting and career consultant is available to help you prepare for life after college. And our Office of Academic Assistance is available to answer questions about classes, course schedules and registration.
Students can get help with their studies free of charge at our tutoring lab .
Our Freshmen Learning Communities make it easier for you to register for courses tailored to particular topics. The curricula The Department of Economics, housed in the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies, offers both a bachelor of arts degree in economics and a bachelor of science degree in economics. The B.A. includes a foreign-language requirement and 24 hours of coursework in the major area. The B.S. requires a mathematics, or quantitative, component and 24 hours of coursework in the major area. A bachelor of business administration degree in economics is available through the J. Mack Robinson College of Business.