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General Information on Economics
Career guide for economics majors
Careers for
economics majors
ECON students
and law school
Graduate School options for Economics
Graduate School Rankings
Information
from the American Economic Association
Why Major
in Economics?
Wall Street Journal: Econ is
a Hot Major
Who Wants to be a Ph.D.?
What the Top 1%
of Earners in the US Majored In (1/2012)
What's a degree
worth?
(8/2011)
Best
Undergrad College Degrees By Salary 2010-11 (1) (8/2011)
Best
Undergrad College Degrees By Salary 2010 (2) (8/2011)
Best
Undergrad College Degrees By Salary 2009
Average Starting Salaries for UnderGraduates 2008
CareerBuilder.com
Average Starting Salaries for
UnderGraduates 2007 CareerBuilder.com
Lucrative Degrees for College Grads CNN/MONEY, 4/19/2005
Top 10 degrees in demand CNN/MONEY, 11/12/2004
Most Lucrative College Degrees
CNN/MONEY, 7/27/2004
Other Salary Information for Economists
Department Faculty Listing
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
Google - Public
Data Explorer
(9/2010)
Department Library (Atkinson Hall room 433)
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General Syllabus
Information
Faculty Searches
Seminars
Getting into grad school (or getting a
job)
Student Organizations
Economics Club (Faculty Advisor:
Dr. Scafidi)
Omicron Delta Epsilon
(ODE)
(Faculty Advisor: Dr.
Arias)
Pictures of Economics
Students at "official" department functions
Having Trouble in your Economics
Course?
Try Getting HELP From the
GCSU Learning Center
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. |
