Each of the orders in the Department of Political Science, Economics, and Sociology utilizes logical techniques to clarify and foresee human conduct. That implies our courses support basic and target thinking and the capacity to examine quantitatively and subjectively, to convey obviously, and to recognize the moral measurements of political, monetary, and social wonders.

A noteworthy in Political Science, Economics, or Sociology sets you up for a scope of graduate and expert schools or professions. Our graduates go ahead to be pioneers in government, fund, law, and the non-benefit world, alongside numerous different choices. To take in more about our examples of overcoming adversity, click on each of the controls at left.

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Economics

The Economics major is a scholarly's piece system of the Robert Day School of Economics and Finance. Accentuation is set on comprehension financial conduct and organizations and the advancement of particular explanatory abilities. A financial matters major is particularly fitting for understudies keen on vocations inside of business, bookkeeping, law, government, or educating. 

Understudies majoring in financial aspects take a mix of courses suited to their specific hobbies. Significant necessities are adaptable and, with endorsement of the workforce's seat, can be changed to fit the system hobbies of individual understudies. Liberal procurements are made for the individual understudy, either as a noteworthy or as a non-major, to pick electives from a broad rundown of uncommon interest courses. 

Financial matters Major 

Significant Requirements 

The significant in financial aspects requires 10 courses, disseminated as takes after: 

1. Center Requirement (4 courses) 

ECON 050 CM - Principles of Economic Analysis 

ECON 101 CM - Intermediate Microeconomics 

ECON 102 CM - Intermediate Macroeconomics 

ECON 125 CM - Econometrics 

2. Electives (6 courses) 

Level I Electives (0-2 courses) 

Level I electives require just ECON 050 CM as an essential. 

Majors may check up to 2 level I electives towards the major. 

Level II Electives (4-6 courses) 

Level II electives require ECON 101 CM and/or ECON 102 CM as an essential. 

Majors must take no less than 4 level II electives for the major. 

Notes: 

ECON 101 CM and ECON 102 CM require consummation of essential analytics at the level of MATH 030 CM - Calculus I, or higher. 

ECON 125 CM requires consummation of a school level measurements course or the equal; understudies with a score of 4 or 5 on AP Statistics exam will have met this necessity. Understudies without an earlier school level measurements course generally take ECON 120 CM - Statistics as an essential for ECON 125 CM. Understudies may consider ECON 120 CM a level I elective course toward the major. 

Understudies must finish ECON 101 CM and/or ECON 102 CM before taking level II elective courses in the major. 

Financial matters Accounting courses (ECON 086 CM and ECON 149 CM through ECON 159 CM, except for ECON 151 CM and ECON 157 CM) are level I elective courses for financial aspects majors.

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