Undergraduate Program
- Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science - How to choose
- "What's the difference between Economics and Business?"
- How to apply
- When to apply
- Download the application
- Degree requirements for the Bachelor of Arts
- Degree requirements for the Bachelor of Science
- College and University requirements
Resources for Majors and Premajors
- Undergraduate Advising
- Announcements from the advising office
- Tutoring
- Math reviews
- The Economics Undergraduate Board (EUB)
- Resource room
Graduation and Information for Graduating Seniors
- What is graduation
- Graduating Senior Priority Registration (GSP)
- UW and Departmental Ceremonies
- Diplomas and Degree Validation
- Omicron Delta Epsilon and Baccalaureate Honors
- Career Planning and Internships
- Alumni information
Economics Undergraduate Board (EUB)
- Composed of a small group of students who serve as a liaison between Economics students, faculty and alumni
- The EUB provides free tutoring for Econ 200, 201, 300 and 301, holds career seminars and faculty lectures, and publishes the quarterly newsletter "The Economizer."
- For more information on these services, as well as others provided by the EUB, please visit the website.
- Departmental Honors
- University Honors Program
- Omicron Epsilon Delta (the National Economics Honors Society).
- Senior thesis abstracts
Also, learn about departmental certificates offered
in four major areas of economics study.
- Certificate in International
Economics
- Certificate in Economic Theory
and Quantitative Methods
- Certificate in Quantitative Managerial
Economics
- Certificate in Environmental
and Natural Resource Economics
- Economics study abroad programs
- International Programs & Exchanges Office
- Other departmental exchanges
- What is an internship? Creating an Internship. Finding an internship. Earning credit.
- Career Search resources
Tips for Students, From Students
- Find out what advice graduating students would give to new majors!
- Choosing a major and school in general
- Resources in the department and getting involved
- Classes and courseloads
- Careers, internships and postgrad degrees
Last Updated April 24, 2008
