Economics Major

MastuhDang
Mon, 12 Jul 2010 11:26:02 +0000

Well, regardless of how many hours you take at your current college/university, and if you get your AA, they will only recognize that you’ve taken 60 credit hours. Which means if you have taken 70 credit hours, they will only recognize that 70 credits hours as 60. So you will need to take another 60 hours of classes.

Economics major also requires that you have a minor that is one way related to economics: law, mathematics, statistcs, etc, as well as 45 hours worth of 3000/4000 level courses, of which would be the intermed macro and micro, with 5 3000/4000 level economics courses.

In other words, if you dont want to take 5 classes for 4 semesters (fall/spring), I suggest you transfer for the summer, and if you are financially able too. If you can, able, and would like to take 5 classes, go for fall.