I. Introductory (8 credits)

• ECON 101 - Economic Principles: Microeconomics
• MATH 117 - Introductory Statistics

II. Core (8 credits)

• REL 214 - Business Ethics

• At least one of the following:

• BST 111 - Corporations in Context
• BST 115 - Fundamentals of Financial Accounting
• BST 120 - Business and Technology: Perfect Together?
• BST 150 - Special Topics in Business Studies
• BST 250 - Business Studies Special/Selected Topics
• BST 304 - Finance
• BST 305 - Market Strategy & Marketing
• BST 310 - Management

III. Electives (8 credits)

Any 8 credits (two classes from the list below).  These electives must come from at least two departments.

• ANTH 203 - Cultures, Economies, and Globalization
• BST 219 - Business and Government in the U.S.
• BST 321 - Corporate Finance
• BST 333 - Aviation Psychology and Management
• BST 340 - Strategic Decision Making
• BST 355 - Selected Topics in Marketing
• BST 372 - Organizational Psychology & Leadership
• CE 215 - The Non-Profit Sector
• CE 250 - Leadership in Practice
• ECON 230 - The Economics of Health and Health Care
• ECON 238 - Economics of Labor and Trade Unions
• ECON 241 - Global Economy
• ECON 242 - International Business
• ECON 247 - Economics of Business and Sustainability
• ECON 281 - Wall Street and the Economy
• ECON 302 - Intermediate Macroeconomic Analysis
• ECON 303 - Economic Methodology And Introductory Econometrics
• ECON 315 - Political Economy of Race, Class, and Gender
• ECON 320 - Money and Banking
• ECON 321 - Corporate Finance
• ECON 338 - Industrial Organization and Public Policy Toward Business
• ENGH 246 - Business Communications
• ENGH 386 - Theories and Effects of Media Communication
• ENGH 387 - New York Semester on Communications and Media Colloquium
• FREN 334 - International Business French
• HUM 201 - Culture and Exchange
• ITAL 306 - Italian for Business

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• MUS 270 - Introduction to Performing Arts Administration

• OR

• THEA 270 - Introduction to Performing Arts Administration

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• PSCI 212 - Public Policy and Administration
• PSCI 314 - American Political Economy
• PSCI 316 - Social Policy and Inequality in America
• PSCI 320 - Environmental Policy and Politics
• PSCI 321 - International Environmental Policy and Politics
• PSCI 346 - Comparative Political Economy
• PSCI 362 - International Political Economy
• PSYC 333 - Aviation Psychology and Management
• PSYC 369 - Seminar in Industrial Organizational Psychology
• SOC 217 - The Sociology of Management
• SOC 249 - Sociology of Work
• SPAN 379 - Doing Business in the Hispanic World

Notes

1. Economics Majors minoring in Business must take four electives outside of the economics department (ECON 101 and MATH 117 count for both the Economics major and Business minor).

2. Business majors may not double major or minor in Economics.

3. For the purpose of the major, Economics and Business are counted as two separate departments.