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Why Minor in Economics?
The Top Ten Reasons to Minor in Economics
- 10. It's easier than a minor in theoretical physics.
- 9. It adds to your career prospects.
- 8. It improves your chances for admission to law school.
- 7. You'll earn better grades in your major.
- 6. Impress your parents.
- 5. Stop a fun conversation cold with economics jargon.
- 4. Our exciting 300-level courses.
- 3. Cheaper than staying at a Holiday Inn Express.
- 2. Our network of economics graduates.
- 1. Knowing that you've learned something in college.
A Minor in Economics
To earn a minor in economics you must take 15 credit hours in economics, including Econ 300, Econ 301, and 3 additional economics courses numbered 300 or higher. You must pass each of these courses with a grade of C or better.
See the undergraduate guide for additional information and regulations.
Convinced?
If you'd like to declare a minor in Economics, fill out a copy of the Declare a Minor form (PDF). Then make an appointment to meet with our undergraduate advisor, Gary Kikuchi, to have the form approved and signed. Finally, return the copy of the form to your major department.
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