Specialization: Economics

Economists develop theories to explain how components of an economy operate and interact with one another. They then gather statistical and empirical evidence to estimate the relationships among the various aspects of the economy. Using these data, economists predict how different economic entities will respond to changes in policies and external forces. These predictions, in turn, help guide private and public decision-makers to form appropriate policies.

Semester Curriculum	Quarter Curriculum
Economics Curriculum: Economics Advising Sheet (Semesters) Careers: Learn more about Economics through the Office of Career Management. Sample Course Model: Year Autumn Semester Spring Semester 1 Econ 2001.01 Econ 2002.01 3 Econ 4001.01 Econ 4002.01 4 Econ 4XXX or 5XXX Econ 4XXX or 5XXX Econ 4XXX or 5XXX Econ 4XXX or 5XXX
Economics Curriculum: Economics Curriculum, GEC-R Economics Curriculum, GEC Other links: Honors Programs Study abroad - Student Exchange, Elective Treks Economics curriculum prerequisites Can substitute Econ 640, 641 for Stat 133, Mgt 330 Be alert to the prerequisites for all 600 level Econ classes   Sample Course Model Year Autumn Winter Spring 3 Econ 501 Econ 502   4 Econ xxx Econ xxx Econ xxx Econ xxx Bus Adm 799 Alternative Major Tracks (examples):   Survey International Public Econ 520 Econ 665 Econ 530 Econ 530 Econ 666 Econ 5xx Econ 570 Econ 656 Econ 570 Econ 580 Econ 5xx Econ 5xx