EXPLORE NEW CONCEPTS: Honors classes give you a more in-depth understanding. You’ll write an honors thesis and analyze the world in new ways with econometrics.
Faculty Support Made a Big Difference “Professor James Jozefowicz saw enough potential in me to encourage me to participate in the Economics Honors Track.” Vernon Brundage Jr., Economics alumnus, went on to work for the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Washington, D.C.
Faculty Support Made a Big Difference
“Professor James Jozefowicz saw enough potential in me to encourage me to participate in the Economics Honors Track.”
Vernon Brundage Jr., Economics alumnus, went on to work for the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Washington, D.C.
The Bachelor of Arts in Economics/Honors Track provides a thorough preparation for a long list of careers, as well as graduate programs.
The program is open by departmental permission to Economics and Economics/Pre-Law majors with a minimum 3.25 cumulative GPA and a 3.25 GPA in Economics courses.
Students complete ECON 355, 356, and ECON 456, which fulfills the Liberal Studies Synthesis requirement. Students must earn at least a C in each course completed for the track.
Students should consult their advisors to determine how honors track courses will be integrated into existing requirements for Economics and Economics/Pre-Law majors. Students with multiple majors must have their “home” department in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences to be eligible for the honors track.
You can also study economics as a student in the Robert Cook Honors College at IUP.
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