• Accounting Program
• Business Administration Program
• Economics Program

    Economics has been defined as the science of choice in the face of scarcity. Limited resources, limited time, limited manpower, limited energy, limited knowledge — such factors as these define the boundaries of possibilities and require human beings and societies to make choices. Economic theory is an attempt to capture the essence of that decision-making process, free of the details of particular situations. Students in the Economics Major learn to use this theoretical foundation to analyze decision-making throughout society — from an individual’s decision to purchase a car to a state’s decision to raise or lower taxes to a society’s decision to choose a particular form of government. In the classic sense of liberal education, students learn to use the intellectual tools of economics as a key to understanding the human experience and as a guide to individual and societal action. This understanding of the forces underlying our economy — and, to a great degree, our society — provides a strong foundation for a range of professions and business careers.  The Economics major is considered as a solid preparation for graduate studies in business administration, finance, and law.