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Why study economics? | Majors & Minors | Honors Program | Courses & Registration | Careers & Internships | Other Student Services | Director of Undergraduate Studies
Economics is the study of how people deploy resources to meet human needs. Economists are interested in incentives and prices, earnings and employment, investments and trade among many things. The American Economic Association website below gives more information about the study of economics. The Getting Started page explains how to enroll in a program in economics. The Choosing Courses page gives advice about when to take which courses.
Why economics? What is college economics?—AEA website Getting Started Choosing Courses
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