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Feb 06, 2025
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2020-2021 Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Economics, BA
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A Bachelor of Arts in Economics prepares students for a wide range of employment opportunities in both the public and private sector, and for graduate studies in law and business. Interested students are encouraged to contact the department advisor or the department chair. Information is available on the department website at http://www.uccs.edu/~economics/.
Learning Outcomes
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Students demonstrate knowledge of economic ideas and models.
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Students are able to apply economic ideas and models and use economic data.
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Students are able to develop an economic analysis of an issue of interest.
General Requirements
- A minimum of 36 credit hours of economics courses, of which at least 18 are upper division (3000-level or higher)
- All core courses completed with a grade of C or better
- A 2.0 grade point average in all courses counting towards the major
- A total of 30 credit hours of C grade or better in major courses
Departmental Honors
Students who wish to graduate with department honors must complete the following courses in addition to the given degree requirements.
and two of the following:
With these three additional courses completed, department honors will be determined by major GPA at the following thresholds:
- Distinction: 3.2
- High Distinction: 3.5
- Highest Distinction: 3.8
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Course Requirements
With the exception of ECON 4990, each of the required courses should be completed prior to senior year. Course Recommendations
The Economics Department assigns faculty advisors to all its majors and minors. Faculty advisors can help students choose classes that are of interest and value to them. It is recommended that students see their advisor before selecting classes in the major or minor.
In addition, for students with particular areas of interest, the course recommendations below offer a curriculum-planning guide (please note that courses with a * serve to satisfy major requirements). Graduate School Focus
Beyond the core requirements, students should take: Business Focus
Beyond the core requirements, students should take: Pre-Law Focus
Beyond the core requirements, students should take: Actuary/Applied Analysis Focus
Beyond the core requirements, students should take: |
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