Economics Track – Bachelor of Business Administration

Program Competencies

Students completing the program should:

  1. Be prepared for entry level management trainee position in a manufacturing or service industry, in the public sector of the economy, or in any other major (profit or nonprofit) enterprise by completing a sequence of courses which prepares the student to: a.) Do basic analysis of economic and financial events, b.) Prepare written reports concerning economic and financial events useful for making managerial and other business decisions, and c.)Present oral reports concerning economic, finance, or other fields directly related to economics.

  2. Be qualified for graduate study in economics, finance, or other fields directly related to economics.

Assessment

  1. Test of Understanding of College Economics (TUCE) Exam

In addition to the track courses listed below, the general education, BBA qualifying courses, prerequisite courses, upper division and free electives must be completed. The track in economics is composed of 27 credit hours of specialized courses in economics.

Economics Track Requirements

General Education

MATH 152, 174 or 175

3-4

ECON 201Principles of Macroeconomics

3

BBA 499CStrategic Management

3

Total Credit Hours:36-37
Refer to the General Education section for a complete listing of general education requirements for the University.

Business Qualifying Courses

BBA 295Business Communication

3

CIS 211Software Tools for Business

3

MKT 204Marketing

3

MNGT 201Principles of Management

3

Total Credit Hours:12

Business Prerequisite Course

ACCT 281Principles of Financial Accounting

3

ACCT 282Principles of Managerial Accounting

3

BBA 261Business Law and Regulations

3

ECON 201Principles of Macroeconomics

3

ECON 202Principles of Microeconomics

3

Total Credit Hours:12

ECON 201 is an SBS II exchange counted in general education.

Upper Core BBA Courses

Students must be admitted to the School of Business Administration program to register for upper division business core courses. Admission requires completion of the business qualifying courses and a cumulative Morehead State GPA of at least 2.25 for all MSU and transfer courses.

CIS 311Management Information Systems

3

FIN 360Business Finance

3

BBA 315Quantitative Analysis for Business

3

BBA 350Entrepreneurship and Innovation

3

BBA 363Ethical Decision Making in Business

3

BBA 370Operations and Service Management

3

BBA 380International Business

3

BBA 475Leadership Development

3

BBA 499CStrategic Management

3

MATH 305Business Statistics

3

Total Credit Hours:27

BBA 380: (or international cooperative education, or international exchange course experience)

BBA 499C: The capstone is counted in general education.

Track Requirements

ECON 341Public Finance

3

ECON 342Money and Banking

3

ECON 350Intermediate Microeconomics

3

ECON 351Intermediate Macroeconomics

3

ECON 447International Economics

3

FIN 373Investments

3

FIN 472Portfolio Analysis

3

Approved Economics Electives

6

Total Credit Hours:27

Approved electives for the Economics Track:

ECON 302Labor Economics

3

ECON 305Comparative Economic Systems

3

ECON 315Resource Economics

3

 

ECON 339Cooperative Education III

1-8

or

ECON 439Cooperative Education IV

1-8

 

ECON 401Environmental Economics

3

ECON 410History of Economic Thought

3

ECON 403Urban and Regional Economics

3

ECON 455Economic Development and Growth

3

ECON 456Introduction to Econometrics

3

FIN 485International Finance

3

MATH 175Calculus I

4

MATH 275Calculus II

4

MATH 276Calculus III

4

MATH 301Elementary Linear Algebra

3

Free Electives

Free Electives

variable

Total Credit Hours:6

Total Credit Hours: 120

Any course used to fulfill a BBA/Core requirement may not also count to fulfill a BBA/economics requirement. In such cases, a course or courses from the list of approved electives must be substituted for the course(s) used to fulfill the BBA/Core requirement.