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Charting Social Change

When it comes to studying Economics, Elon faculty know that students must do more than memorize theories and concepts. They must also be critical thinkers, keen analysts and astute problem solvers because economists must have the skills to understand a variety of changing conditions — from what drives institutional change to how consumer behavior will change over time. 


At Elon, Economics courses are designed to help you develop economic reasoning — a particular way of looking at the world that is valuable in government service, business and law, among many other fields.

With Elon’s distinctive active learning approach, you will develop the poise and confidence essential to success in your studies and in a career.This approach to learning means you will engage not only in your own research, but also work one-on-one with Economics faculty in their scholarly endeavors.




“I left Elon’s Economics program with the ability to think critically and analyze information. Critical-thinking skills are the most valuable skills because they are applicable to any field. As an internal auditor for Bank of America, these skills have distinguished me from my counterparts and given me an edge in my field.”

KELLY HICKS ’00
Internal Auditor, Bank of America, Charlotte,N.C.


 


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