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The B.A. Major is intended to give the student a solid background in Economics. It is the least quantitative of our three majors, and offers considerable freedom in course selection. Students who prefer a less quantitatively stringent program than an Economics major may be interested in the BIS degree, through which a 15-credit concentration in Economics Department courses may be combined with courses in two other areas of concentration.
The B.A. option provides excellent preparation for students interested in working immediately after graduation or considering Law School. Students interested in graduate level study in Economics should consider one of the other two degrees.
Economics 1101 or equivalent
Economics 1102 or equivalent
Math 1271 or equivalent
| 1. | Econ 3101 | Econ 3102 | |||
| 2. | Stat 3011 | Stat 3022 | |||
| 3. | Econ 3960 |
Econ 4021 |
Econ 4311 |
Econ 4113 |
Econ 4171 |
* also offered as a four credit honors level course open to all students. One course (of the six above) may be selected from:
This must be cleared by the DUGS BEFORE taking the class. |
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| 4. | Senior Project Paper (Econ 3951) - cannot be used to satisfy requirement 3; must be completed at UMNTC. | ||||
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