Associate in Arts in Economics - Online

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• Course description
  The Associate in Arts in Economics program is designed to provide current and relevant knowledge of economic principles and policies. It prepares students for careers in financial institutions, the corporate world, and government agencies.
  
  The graduate of the Associate in Arts in Economics program may apply all the credits earned toward a Bachelor of Science in Economics.
  
  Also available: a Bachelor of Science in Economics.
  
     
        Area 1: Core Component
  
        ACC 100
        Accounting I
        BUS 100
        Introduction to Business
        CIS 105
        Introduction to Information Systems
        ENG 115
        English Composition
        MAT 105
        Introduction to College Mathematics
  
        22.5 Credit Hours
  
     
        Area 2: Major Component
  
        ECO 101
        Microeconomics
        ECO 102
        Macroeconomics
        ECO 250
        Comparative Economic Systems
        ECO 301
        Intermediate Microeconomics
        ECO 302
        Intermediate Macroeconomics
        ECO 305
        International Economics
        ECO 320
        Money and Banking
        FIN 100
        Principles of Finance
  
        36.0 Credit Hours
  
     
        Area 3: General Studies Component
  
        ENG 215
        Research and Writing
        HUM 101
        The Origins of Western Culture
        Choose 1 of these 2 courses
        SCI 110
        Introduction to Physical Science
        SCI 115
        Introduction to Biology
        Choose 1 of these 2 courses
        PSY 100
        The Individual and Society
        PSY 105
        Introduction to Psychology
        SOC 100
        Introduction to Sociology
  
        22.5 Credit Hours
  
     
        Area 4: Elective Component
  
        These courses are selected in consultation with the Academic Advisor.
  
        9.0 Credit Hours
  
  90.0 Minimum Total Hours Required
  

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