BlogToBoom: Economics Progam at Drake University

PROGRAM OVERVIEW
The economics program offers the opportunity to study how incentives affect human interaction (microeconomics) and how the economy grows and fluctuates (macroeconomics).

DEGREE OPTIONS
Two economics degree options are offered by the College of Business and Public Administration: a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) with a major in economics, and a Bachelor of Arts (BA) with a major in economics. In addition, candidates for degrees offered by other colleges at Drake University may add a second major in economics or a minor in economics to their programs.

PROGRAM SIZE
Approximately 40 students are enrolled in the major, but many non majors take economics courses. Average class size in introductory courses is between 40 and 50 students. Average class size in advanced courses is about30 students.

FACULTY
The Economics Department includes 4 full-time faculty; all have earned their doctoral degrees. All full-time faculty are engaged in teaching classes from the introductory to advanced levels.

ACADEMIC PREPARATION
Students who are comfortable with basic mathematics are likely to excel in economics.

Introductory courses in Principles of Macroeconomics and Microeconomics assume only a high school course in algebra, but some advanced courses require basic calculus. Although 100-level mathematics courses are not needed for economics, students planning to major in economics should be careful not to let their quantitative skills lapse.

source: http://www.choose.drake.edu/admissions/

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