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St. Cloud State University

St. Cloud State University

Undergraduate Programs

 

Bachelor of Arts in Economics
Bachelor of Arts in Business Economics

Bachelor of Science in Mathematical Economics


Economics is a broad-based, analytic approach, useful in many aspects of life including business and government work. It provides a way of thinking about the world around us, looking at how people transact and the institutions that facilitate transactions. Our students go on to careers in government and business, and a few will go on to graduate schools in economics, law, and business. Economics, as a minor or as part of a double major, provides an excellent complement to other liberal arts majors or in business. We have a well-trained, enthusiastic faculty that is willing to devote time to students outside of class as well as in the classroom. Also, there is an active student Economics Association that is always seeking new participants. In all, we provide a stimulating, informative, and enjoyable environment.

We also have a five-year program for economics majors who maintain a 3.3 GPA and want to earn both a B.A. in Economics and a M.S. in Applied Economics. Please consult our M.S. in Applied Economics graduate director, Dr. Ming Lo, for more details.

If you would like to prepare to teach economics in the public schools, see the Bachelor of Science - Teaching program in the Undergraduate Bulletin for a description of the social studies major; economics emphasis. They also have a Social Studies Club designed for students interested in social studies and/or education.

For more information about our undergraduate courses, please view the Undergraduate Bulletin.

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If you have further questions, please contact our department office at 320.308.2227 or economics@stcloudstate.edu.

Further information for prospective college students and current undergraduates can be found by visiting American Economics Association.

The Department of Economics transmits knowledge via teaching, advising and program offerings,
creates knowledge via research and scholarly activity,
and applies knowledge via policy analysis and applied research.