Students who would like to complement their major area of study with a strong foundation in economics should consider the Economics minor.  Another option is a major in Business Economics.  Undergraduate students who are interested in pursuing graduate business school or law school are encouraged to take economics courses.

Required Courses:
ECO 207.  Principles of Macroeconomics
ECO 208.  Principles of Microeconomics

AND TWO additional courses from the following:
ECO 240.  Free Enterprise and Capitalism
ECO 309.  Managerial Economics
ECO 331.  Money and Banking

AND TWO additional courses from the following:
ECO 240.  Free Enterprise and Capitalism*
ECO 309.  Managerial Economics*
ECO 322.  Labor Economics
ECO 345.  History of Economic Thought
ECO/GBS 374.  Global Political Economy
ECO 443.  Comparative Economics
ECO 446.  International Economics

Students may not minor in both Economics and Global Trade.