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Apply to CSU Pueblo
Complete the undergraduate application and submit the materials requested through the university admissions process.
Program Admissions
Economics, BSBA
Program Admissions
Start your path toward an Economics degree and build the quantitative, analytical, and business foundation needed to understand markets, financial systems, organizations, and economic decision-making.
Start Your Economics Journey
The Economics BSBA is designed for students who want to understand how the production and consumption decisions of individuals and communities influence spending, financial systems, markets, supply, demand, and the broader economy.
Students study economics within the Hasan School of Business, combining economic analysis with business, finance, quantitative reasoning, and professional skills.
Your Path to CSU Pueblo Economics
Begin with university admission, build a strong business and quantitative foundation, and work with advising to plan the Economics BSBA around your goals.
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Build Your Foundation
Begin coursework in economics, mathematics, statistics, analytics, accounting, management, and other core business areas.
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Plan Your Degree
Work with advising to understand prerequisites, upper-division requirements, electives, and the Finance concentration option.
CSU Pueblo Admissions
CSU Pueblo considers several factors when evaluating whether a student is academically prepared for undergraduate study.
GPA Academic performance is considered as part of the university admissions review.
Academic Rigor Previous coursework and the strength of a student's academic preparation may be considered.
Assessment Scores Assessment information may be considered when evaluating readiness for college-level study.
Life Experience Broader experiences may also be considered as part of CSU Pueblo's admissions review.
Economics BSBA Academic Requirements
Once enrolled, Economics students follow the Hasan School of Business academic progression and graduation requirements.
1 General Education GPA An overall GPA of 2.000 is required in General Education Skills Component courses.
2 Prerequisite Progression The Hasan School of Business prerequisite course requirement is a D so that a student may progress to the next course.
3 Business Core Courses Business majors must earn a C or better in Business Core courses to fulfill degree requirements.
4 Upper-Division Major Courses A C or better is also required in 300/400-level major courses.
Prepare for Economics Coursework
Economics Build an understanding of microeconomics, macroeconomics, markets, incentives, and economic behavior.
Mathematics & Analytics Develop quantitative skills through mathematics, statistics, and business analytics coursework.
Business Study accounting, finance, management, marketing, communication, ethics, and strategy.
Build Your Analytical Foundation Early
Economics students develop quantitative and business skills early in the degree before progressing into upper-division economics coursework such as Intermediate Microeconomics, Money and Banking, Geography of the World Economy, and Real Estate Economics.
Interested in Finance?
Economics students may also pursue the Finance concentration, which combines the Economics BSBA foundation with additional finance-focused study.
Explore the Finance ConcentrationPlan Your Degree With an Advisor
The PACK Center and Hasan School of Business Advising can help with course selection, prerequisites, academic planning, transfer questions, and the requirements needed to complete the Economics BSBA.
PACK Center: 719.549.2584 | HSB Advising: 719.549.2142 | Online: 719.549.2200
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