Associate of Arts (AA) Economics
Are you interested in concepts like supply and demand? Are you curious about human behavior? Do you enjoy working with numbers? If yes, then a degree in economics could be a good fit for you. This pathway is designed to meet Associate of Arts degree requirements ... More
Are you interested in concepts like supply and demand? Are you curious about human behavior? Do you enjoy working with numbers? If yes, then a degree in economics could be a good fit for you. This pathway is designed to meet Associate of Arts degree requirements with a concentration in Economics. This pre-major pathway prepares you to transfer at the junior level to a four-year college to earn a bachelor's degree in economics, accounting, or another business-related field. In this pathway, you’ll study how people’s choices to satisfy their wants affect the consumption, production and trade of scarce resources. You’ll study topics such as inflation, taxes, pricing, employment, poverty and capitalism. You'll also gain a theoretical framework to explain choices and behavior that can also be successfully applied to other areas of study, including politics, law, history, and education. Whether you want a career in business, government or social sciences, the versatile economics degree will provide the framework for a variety of challenging career options.
Are you interested in concepts like supply and demand? Are you curious about human behavior? Do you enjoy working with numbers? If yes, then a degree in economics could be a good fit for you. This pathway is designed to meet Associate of Arts degree requirements ... More
Are you interested in concepts like supply and demand? Are you curious about human behavior? Do you enjoy working with numbers? If yes, then a degree in economics could be a good fit for you. This pathway is designed to meet Associate of Arts degree requirements with a concentration in Economics. This pre-major pathway prepares you to transfer at the junior level to a four-year college to earn a bachelor's degree in economics, accounting, or another business-related field. In this pathway, you’ll study how people’s choices to satisfy their wants affect the consumption, production and trade of scarce resources. You’ll study topics such as inflation, taxes, pricing, employment, poverty and capitalism. You'll also gain a theoretical framework to explain choices and behavior that can also be successfully applied to other areas of study, including politics, law, history, and education. Whether you want a career in business, government or social sciences, the versatile economics degree will provide the framework for a variety of challenging career options.
