Bachelor of Arts or Science in Economics

UIndy's School of Business offers both an economics major and a minor that can compliment other related majors. Majoring in economics gives you analytical training and helps you develop valuable problem-solving skills that provide a great foundation for a career in many industries. Interested in law school? Economics majors perform near the top of all majors on the LSAT exam, according to the Journal of Economic Education. Program Strengths: Two program tracks: international trade and public policy. This gives you more flexibility to pursue careers in either the public or private sector. Because of the required core business classes, UIndy's economics degree gives you a stronger business foundation than an economics degree from a traditional liberal arts program. Economics students and grads have interned or work for: Ernst & Young, Celadon Trucking, Bright Point, TekSystems. Potential careers with an Economics degree: Marketing or research analyst, Public policy consultant, Loan officer, Economic development consultant, Management trainee, Budget, financial or market analyst. Economics might be for you if: You are highly motivated, You appreciate both quantitative and qualitative aspects of decision making, You like solving complex problems, You want to advance in leadership positions.