Economics & Finance at Georgia College
433 Atkinson Hall
Milledgeville, Georgia 31061   
478.445.4210        

 

General Information on Economics
  ECON students and law school
  Information from the American Economic Association
  Graduate School options for Economics
  Why Major in Economics?
  Wall Street Journal: Econ is a Hot Major
  Who Wants to be a Ph.D.?
  Careers for Economics Majors
        
            Best Undergrad College Degrees By Salary 2009
            Top Five High-Paying Bachelor's Degrees
         The 5 most marketable degrees for 2009
            Average Starting Salaries for UnderGraduates (2008)
         Average Starting Salaries for UnderGraduates (2007)
         Other Salary Information for Economists
      
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Major & Minor Requirements (checksheets)
  Graduation application
  GCSU Undergraduate Catalog

Economics Courses
  Descriptions
  Schedules for upcoming & past terms

Resources for Students
  ETS Major Field Test for Economics
   Research Paper Style Guide
      EasyBib (The Free Automatic Bibliography Composer)
      Faculty research paper samples
      Student research paper samples
   Online Resources
      Data sources
      EconJournalWatch
      Economics books online
      Economics journal web pages
   Department Library (Atkinson Hall room 433)
 

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Student Organizations
  Economics Club (Faculty Advisor: Dr. Scafidi)
  Omicron Delta Epsilon (ODE) (Faculty Advisor: Dr. Arias)

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News & Announcements:

Dr. Chris Clark is the academic advisor for ECON majors.
Dr. Ben Scafidi is the advisor for the Economics Club.
Dr. JJ Arias is the advisor for ODE.

When choosing your course schedules, keep in mind that orientation (e.g., BIDS 1705, ECON 0001) and activity courses (e.g., bowling, scuba, tennis, jogging) CANNOT be used to satisfy the 120 credit hour requirement. This is a new rule that is being enforced for all students who have not already submitted graduation applications.