Bachelor of Arts in Economics

Duration	4 Years
Level	Bachelors Program

The study of economics stems from the scarcity of resources and the limitless nature of our demands for products and services.
Societies must therefore choose the goods and services that will be produced from among the larger range of production possibilities.
Economics develops the principles and concepts that follow from this fact of scarcity and applies them to the analysis of various aspects of human activity.

Class 12th	No specific cutoff mentioned Applicant must have passed high school Applicants interested in studying math, science, or engineering, are strongly recommended to take four years of science. Applicants must have studied the following courses English: 4 Courses Mathematics: 4 courses (Algebra I &II and Geometry or Trigonometry, or comparable coursework) including mathematics during the final year of high school Sciences: 3 courses (drawn from Natural Science and/or Physical Science and/or Technology/Engineering), including 3 courses with laboratory work Social Sciences: 2 Courses (including 1 course in U.S. history) Foreign Language: 2 Courses (in a single language) Electives: 2 Courses (from the above subjects or from the arts & humanities or computer sciences)
Exams	TOEFL: 79 The university requires a minimum TOEFL score 79-80 IELTS: 6.5 SAT: Accepted
Additional info	International freshman applicants may use the no-test option and waive the SAT or ACT and TOEFL or IELTS exams if your secondary institution provides written verification that the means of instruction is in English

Class 12th

No specific cutoff mentioned

Applicant must have passed high school
Applicants interested in studying math, science, or engineering, are strongly recommended to take four years of science.
Applicants must have studied the following courses
- English: 4 Courses
- Mathematics: 4 courses (Algebra I &II and Geometry or Trigonometry, or comparable coursework) including mathematics during the final year of high school
- Sciences: 3 courses (drawn from Natural Science and/or Physical Science and/or Technology/Engineering), including 3 courses with laboratory work
- Social Sciences: 2 Courses (including 1 course in U.S. history)
- Foreign Language: 2 Courses (in a single language)
- Electives: 2 Courses (from the above subjects or from the arts & humanities or computer sciences)

Exams

TOEFL: 79

IELTS: 6.5

SAT: Accepted

Additional info

International freshman applicants may use the no-test option and waive the SAT or ACT and TOEFL or IELTS exams if your secondary institution provides written verification that the means of instruction is in English

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