Bachelor of Science in Agricultural and Consumer Economics - Consumer Economics and Finance

The Department of Agricultural and Consumer Economics offers nine different academic concentrations for undergraduates. The programs are designed to prepare students for business- or policy-related fields with special emphasis on agriculture, consumers, and environmental protection. All students are assigned to professional advisors who are knowledgeable about course and program requirements.
Students in Consumer Economics and Finance develop knowledge and skills to help consumers with everyday problems. Coursework in consumer economics, personal finance, and economics gives students a broad-based background and an understanding of the role of consumers in the marketplace. Students can choose an emphasis in consumer economics, family economics, or financial planning and counseling, which leads to career opportunities with government and public agencies, marketing and sales firms, and financial institutions.