Economics is the study of how societies use their limited resources to produce wealth, and how this wealth is distributed among their members. This broad field covers topics ranging from the causes of inflation and unemployment to the economic behavior of individual households and businesses.
An economics bachelor's is excellent preparation for law school and graduate study in economics, business administration, public administration, urban studies, international studies, marine affairs, and other fields.
Your exact course of study will depend whether you have credits to transfer and your choice of electives. Courses may include:
- micro- and macroeconomics
- development economics
- natural resource and environmental economics
- international economics
- labor economics
- transportation economics
- urban economics
- and more
When you graduate, you will earn a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration in economics.