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Pre-Economics
A four-year degree in economics or applied economics is useful training for a career in business or government. It's also good preparation for graduate study in economics, business administration, public administration, public policy or law school.
The following coursework at Normandale will prepare students to successfully complete upper division coursework in economics. Supporting coursework in mathematics, statistics, computer science programming and accounting will give students the most options. College and universities vary in their requirements, so students should consult with counselors about specific courses.
BUSN 2220 Statistics for Business/Economics
OR MATH 1080 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2201 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 2202 Principles of Macroeconomics
MATH 1400 Survey of Calculus
OR MATH 1510 Calculus 1
- Begin specific liberal arts classes for the intended transfer student or complete the Minnesota Transfer Curriculum and/or complete the Associate in Arts degree.
- Consult the current transfer guide in the Mahendra Nath Career and Academic Planning Center.
Curriculum
Courses offered in this department:
ECON 1100 Personal Finance
ECON 1200 Consumer Economics
ECON 1400 Survey of Economics
ECON 1900 Topics in Economics
ECON 2201 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 2202 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2900 Topics in Economics
For course descriptions and additional program information visit the Normandale catalog online.
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Department Admin
Dean: Teri Wichman, Dean of Social Sciences and Library
Dean's Assistant: Alvina Adasevich
Mission Statement
Economics is a social science within the liberal arts curriculum. The mission of the Normandale Economics department is to provide our students with:
