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Drew’s Economics major includes traditional introductory and intermediate microeconomics and macroeconomics courses, along with quantitative classes such as statistics and econometrics. Through critical perspectives, students will challenge traditional assumptions found in both economic models and society and understand current challenges faced by policymakers, companies, and organizations, such as the economics of health care, money and banking, environmental economics, and economics of labor markets. Go ahead and put theory into practice with ample opportunities to gain first-hand experience through Drew’s Bear Den and The Fund investment platform.
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Profile Assessment: Applicants are generally assessed on their preparation in English, social sciences, research and quantitative reasoning. Statistics may be particularly helpful for Psychology, Education Research, Public Policy and other research-based programs. Volunteering, tutoring, community projects, advocacy, research, student leadership and activities involving communication or social issues may strengthen the application.Essays & recommendations: Personal essays and teacher/counselor recommendations give context to your achievements and help demonstrate fit with the program.Personal financial advisorFinancial examinerActuaryEconomistCredit analystOperations research analyst
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