Economics, B.S.

Choose 18 credit hours from the following economics and finance courses at the 300-level and above;

no more than 6 credit hours from finance courses:

• ECON 303 Economics of Transportation and Geography (3)
• ECON 304 Labor Economics (3)
• ECON 305 Money & Financial Institutions (3)
• ECON 306 Monetary Theory and Policy (3)
• ECON 307 Urban Economics (3)
• ECON 308 Evolution of Economic Doctrines (3)
• ECON 310 International Economics (3)
• ECON 311 Environmental Economics (3)
• ECON 316 Evolution of the U. S. Economy (3)
• ECON 320 Managerial Economics (3)
• ECON 324 Game Theory (3)
• ECON 325 Economics for Development (3)
• ECON 330 Comparative Economic Systems (3)
• ECON 340 Public Finance (3)
• ECON 350 Financial Markets in US Economy (3)
• ECON 360 Special Topics in Economics (3)
• ECON 399 Tutorial (3)
• ECON 400 Senior Seminar in Economics (3)
• ECON 420 Independent Study (1-3)
• ECON 444 Economics Internship (3)
• ECON 499 Bachelor’s Essay (6)

No more than 6 hours from the following finance courses:

• FINC 303 Business Finance (3)
• FINC 313 Management of Financial Institutions (3)
• FINC 315 Intermediate Business Finance (3)
• FINC 360 Special Topics in Finance (3)
• FINC 382 International Financial Management (3)
• FINC 385 Individual Risk Management and Insurance (3)
• FINC 386 Corporate Risk Management and Insurance (3)
• FINC 399 Tutorial (3)
• FINC 400 Investment Analysis (3)
• FINC 401 Fixed Income Investment Analysis (3)
• FINC 402 Derivatives Securities (3)
• FINC 410 Seminar in Finance (3)
• FINC 415 Advanced Business Finance (3)
• FINC 418 Advanced Valuation and Corporate Financial Analysis (3)
• FINC 420 Independent Study (1-3)
• FINC 444 Finance Internship (3)
• FINC 450 Applied Portfolio Management I (3)
• FINC 451 Applied Portfolio Management II (3)
• FINC 499 Bachelor’s Essay (6)

Notes:

• The business and accounting programs offered by the School of Business is accredited by The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB).