Bachelor of Science in Economics

Economics studies the behavior of people and firms in making decisions about the allocation of scarce resources and examines the structure of the economy as a whole. Economists may research energy costs, inflation, interest rates, trade, and employment to monitor and forecast economic trends. The AACSB-accredited 120 credit-hour degree programs include 15-24 hours of economics built around the core business curriculum. The six main career paths for economics graduates are government, marketing, human resources, banking, finance, or investment.

A First-Year applicant to The University of Texas at Arlington must have graduated from an accredited high school or is on track to graduate from high school prior to enrollment at UT Arlington. Applicants must submit an application for admission, an application fee, and a high school transcript. GPA- 3.25