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Overview What Is Economics?Because of the economy's importance to the human condition, economic knowledge is useful in many fields, such as political science, sociology, anthropology, law, and history.Economists study everything from ethics to elections and discrimination to drug dealing. Based on these studies, they develop theories that help us understand how actual economies work.The breadth, practical relevance, and rigorous analytical training involved in the study of economics give students great flexibility in the choice of careers and graduate study.What Do Economics Majors Do?Majors of the Economics program of Loyola Marymount University learn about more than just math and money. Students learn how to analyze patterns in fluctuations in economic activity. They learn to use statistics and other tools. Majors also explore economic history, economic philosophies, and important economic institutions, such as the Federal Reserve System and The World Bank.LMU offers a Bachelor of Science and a Bachelor of Arts in Economics. Economics majors desiring a second major in Business Administration can easily complete the requirements for both within four years. The degrees are good preparation for careers in business, government or the secondary classroom. They also prepare students for graduate study in business, law or economics.Is This Major Right For You?You might be a Economics major if you:Are interested in businessAre interested in law, government, or financeEnjoy problem solvingEnjoy analysisLike math and statistics About Our FacultyOur faculty members are respected scholars and researchers who hold degrees from top economics graduate programs, including those at Berkeley, Stanford, Purdue, and UCLA. Many have worked for institutions such as The World Bank. Our instructors are widely published in journals such as American Economic Review, Economic Journal, Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, and International Journal of Game Theory.Among the faculty are a number of noted experimental economists. LMU is home to an Experimental Economics Laboratory, which trains future business leaders to consider the social and ethical implications of their actions. I want to find another Bachelor Course

The Economics program of Loyola Marymount University helps students gain an understanding of the limitations and successes of the systems of production, distribution, and consumption of material wealth.

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IELTSMin 6.5
TOEFLMin 90

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1Common Application and LMU SupplementInternational students are not required to submit the SAT or ACT to complete their application to LMUProvide Proof of English ProficiencySubmit TranscriptsSubmit a letter of recommendation with your application

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