Economics

Kennesaw State University

United States of America, Kennesaw

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Kennesaw State University

United States of America , Kennesaw

Key Facts

Program Level

Bachelor

Study Type

Full Time

Delivery

On Campus

Application Fee

USD 40

Credit point

120 Points

Campuses

Kennesaw

Program Language

English

Start & Deadlines

Next Intake Deadlines14-Aug-2023

Apply to this program

Go to the official application for the university

Duration 4 year(s)

Tuition Fee

USD 43,927 / year

Next Intake 14-Aug-2023

Economics

About

Bachelor of Business in Economics

Kennesaw State's economics degree will provide you with the skills you need to analyze market financial behavior, resource allocation, production and distribution of goods and services and policies that affect output, employment, income, trade, growth, and inflation worldwide.

Economics is the study of business performance, the functioning of regional, national, and global markets, and the mastering of analytical techniques that drive decision-making and understanding market behavior. The primary focus is on problem definition, model development, data gathering and analysis, model solution, and report generation in consumer behavior, business behavior and price determination.

The best of both worlds, your education will combine a well-rounded business analysis foundation with the practical applications of economics. This program can open your future to virtually limitless possibilities.

There is a broad range of intellectual challenges within the economics major. Branches of Economics overlap such diverse areas as politics, finance, history, international business, management, marketing, business operations, and psychology.

With a Bachelor of Business in Economics degree, you'll develop analytical techniques that aid in decision-making and understanding market behavior. Your skills will apply to many areas including resource allocation, production and distribution of goods and services, and pricing. Your degree program provides a broad range of intellectual challenges and prepares you for careers in government, international organizations, consulting, and finance.

Disciplines

Department of Economics

Finance

and Quantitative Analysis

Requirements

Entry Requirements

GPA Requirement

Graduation from high school with GPA of 2.5 with qualifying SAT/ACT test scores

(If educated outside of the United States, the required official evaluation
must indicate GPA)

First-Year Student Announcement:

First-year students applying to Kennesaw State University for the Summer, and Fall 2023 semesters may be admitted without an ACT or SAT score if they have a GPA of 3.2 or higher.

_{* Students who have a GPA of less than 3.2 should submit official ACT or SAT scores along with their high school transcript to be considered for admission.}

_{*For students who were educated outside the United States, the GPA must be reflected on the official evaluation (see requirements below). Kennesaw State will review the official evaluation.}

_{**Being exempt from SAT/ACT does not guarantee that students are also exempt from the English proficiency requirement if they are citizens of non-English speaking countries (see the Validation of English Proficiency section below).}

_{Note: Test scores are still required for some scholarships (e.g. Zell Miller) and programs (e.g. Architecture).}

Career

What can you do with an Economics degree?

Financial Analysis
Data Analysis and Mathematics
Marketing Specialist
Business Analysis
General Research

Economist
Market Research Analyst
Investment Analyst
Economic Researcher
Statistician

Fee Information

Tuition Fee

USD 43,927

Application Fee

USD 40

How to Apply

Please use the Common Application if any of the following are true:

You are a student who is still in high school and without college credit
You have earned college credit prior to high school graduation (dual enrollment credit, AP/IB credit)
You graduated high school less than 5 years ago and earned less than 30 credit hours of college credit (if you attended any college).