ECO 495 SENIOR THESIS
This is the culmination of the economics major and serves as the student's required comprehensive evaluation in the major field of study. For this research project, economics majors work individually with a professor to build on work done in previous courses, culminating in a work of presentation quality. The completed work is to be presented in a public forum such as Elon's Spring Undergraduate Research Forum, national or regional professional society meetings or at a campus-level economics symposium. In addition, all students are to present their work before the collected faculty, students and guests of the economics department.
Prerequisite
ECO 310, 311 and eight additional hours of economics numbered 300 or above; senior economics majors only.