Major in Mathematical Economics (BS)
Are you interested in applying your math skills to the dynamic world of economics? Does the idea of a rigorous, challenging curriculum that prepares you for an exciting career as an economic analyst sound appealing? Then a bachelor’s degree in mathematical economics is right for you. This interdepartmental major between Ball State’s Department of Economics and Department of Mathematical Sciences will open a host of opportunities for you, including pursuing a double major or intensive graduate work.
52-55 credits
Required Courses
9 credits from
ECON from 300- and 400-level must include
6-7 credits from
3-4 credits from
MATH 161 Applied Calculus 1 (3) and 162 Applied Calculus 2 (3) may substitute for
MATH 165 and 166 along with another 2 credits of MATH from the approved electives to complete the 52-credit total requirement. All mathematical economics majors will be required to take the Major Field Test in Economics before graduation.