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Overview The study of economics explores the way societies produce and distribute goods and services. The Economics program of Capital University is the perfect complement to our broad-based approach to general education, which is grounded in the liberal arts.Economics majors must have a thorough background in the liberal arts to prepare them for careful preparation in economic theory and work in applied fields of economic study.What you'll learnAs an economics major at Capital, you will complete approximately 66 hours of coursework, including the general education core. It's usually possible to double major, and we encourage it.With the help of your advisor, you'll be encouraged to take additional courses that will make you more marketable after you graduate, whether you intend to enter to workforce immediate after graduation or apply to graduate school. For example, if you're considering a career in finance or law, you would benefit from additional accounting or political science classes.If you're considering post-graduate studies in economics, you should take additional mathematics and statistics courses.Where you'll go: careers and placementMany Capital economics graduates go to graduate school, either in economics as preparation for careers as professional economists, or in law, business or public administration. (Did we mention we have a Law School?) Most economics graduates do not practice economics, but an economics degree is highly valued because it indicates a strong aptitude for analytical reasoning, good quantitative skills, and strong writing skills.Some economics graduates enter the business sector directly, with placement possible at almost any kind of firm. In particular, economics majors often are recruited by banks, insurance companies and the public sector.If you're planning a career as a professional economist in the public sector, you'll likely need a graduate degree. A doctorate usually is needed for employment at universities or in international organizations such as the World Bank or the IMF.Recent Capital economics graduates have been accepted into graduate economics programs – and given substantial scholarships – by universities such as Cornell, Florida State, Ohio State and West Virginia. I want to find another Bachelor Course

Explore the way the economy works and how markets change and adjust. Develop your critical thinking and reasoning, and have fun along the way as major in the Economics program of Capital University.

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Economics

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IELTSMin 6
TOEFLMin 61

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1Complete and submit online application. Submit all academic transcripts, certificates, diplomas (including secondary and post-secondary). Submit Admission Test Scores: Students must have a TOEFL score of at least 61 iBT or an IELTS score of 6. To be considered for a higher scholarship award, ACT or SAT is recommended. Submit a copy of your passport identification page

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