Bachelor of Science in Business Administration - Business Economics

Economics at its core represents reasoning skills that are critical to effective decision-making. The economics discipline is a way of thinking about the world and factors that influence and shape actions of firms, consumers and governments. Economists apply their tools to seek solutions to business and societal problems that can help firms be more profitable, efficient and sustainable and help people lead more fruitful lives. The toolkit used by economists intersects with other business disciplines so you can pair Economics with other majors to personalize your curriculum. Economics students learn the theory as well as the analytic and quantitative applications of those theories which prepares them for a wide range of careers in business, government and the non-profit sector. The Milwaukee metro area offers a great many advantages to our students, including access to internships with and careers in many top firms, government agencies and other organizations.

Economics major courses will be taught by professors. More important, your professors are leading economists who remain at the top of the field by publishing in or editing dozens of national economics journals and by consulting with multinational corporations and government organizations. Economics majors can take advantage of professors' strengths in international economics and public policy economics. As an economics major, you can get real economics experience working with Milwaukee firms, including Bank One, Rockwell Automation, Johnson Controls, the Milwaukee Brewers, Miller Brewing Co., Northwestern Mutual, Robert W. Baird, Morgan Stanley-Dean Witter and the Milwaukee Economic Development Corp.

Official High School Transcripts - Transcripts from each high school attended. Upload unofficial transcripts to your online application account. Official transcripts must be received prior to issuance of I-20 and enrollment. College and University Transcripts - Transcripts for each college and university attended. Exams and Certificates - Exam results or certificates from a regional, national or international testing authority, as appropriate for your educational system. ACT or SAT scores - Optional. IELTS - 6.5 Overall with section scores of at least (Reading-6.5, Listening-6.5, Speaking-6.5, Writing-6.0) TOEFL iBT - 76 Overall with section scores of at least (Reading-18, Listening-18, Speaking-20, Writing-20)