Economics (Minor)

A minor in economics can provide a useful supplement to programs in business, accounting, information technology, or politics, to name a few. An economics minor can help prepare students for careers in government, business, or the non-profit sector as well as providing a foundation for graduate studies in law, business, public policy, or international affairs.

Residency Requirement: Students must complete at least 12 credits of the minor requirements at Marymount.

Minor Requirements

ECO 210	Principles of Microeconomics *	3
ECO 211	Principles of Macroeconomics *	3

Four (4) additional economics electives approved by an economics faculty advisor.