+ Economics
Department
of Economics
3002 Business Administration, 419-372-2646
Purpose
The economics specialization is designed for students who want
strong analytical and communication skills that will allow them
to enter a variety of fields including banking, insurance, entry-level
management and a variety of other areas. Students are also well
prepared for MBA programs or law school.
BSBA general
degree requirements
Students
completing the economics specialization must complete University,
general degree, pre-professional
and professional requirements
for the BSBA degree, including admission
to the BSBA program.
Economics
specialization requirements (18 hours)
- ECON 302
and 303 (one may be counted as part of the BSBA professional
core)
- one quantitative
economics course (ECON 400, 401 or 402)
- any four
other 300- or 400-level ECON courses (12 credit hours)
- All students
with an economics specialization must satisfy a written and
oral communication requirement in economics. Certification by
an economics faculty member that the requirement has been met
is required. Details are available in the department office.
