Bachelor of Science in Economics

Economics underpins all social sciences. If you choose to study economics at SLU-Madrid, you'll master the economic approach to decision-making and learn how to apply them to various situations and settings.The Bachelor of Science in Economics at both of Saint Louis University's campuses includes a curriculum of business subjects such as accounting, finance, marketing, management and international business. It's designed for business students looking for a major oriented more toward liberal arts.The Bachelor of Arts in Economics provides rigor and analytical training in economics while allowing students to combine it with a more traditional and broad-based liberal arts background.The curriculum completely integrated into that of the St. Louis campus in Missouri. In fact, economics students are encouraged to take advantage of the seamless relationship between the degree programs at each campus by completing a semester abroad.

Programme-specific requirements recorded in SIT Connect.

• You must be graduating from, or have completed, an accredited secondary school (or hold an acceptable GED/HiSET result), with the school-leaving qualification and any national exam that gives access to university in your own education system (for example EvAU for the Spanish system, IB diploma scores, A-/AS-levels with GCSE/IGCSE, the French Baccalauréat). Admission is personalised: SLU-Madrid reviews your secondary-school record for preparation and potential for college-level work. You may apply in your final year
• the decision can be made on your latest or predicted grades and is then conditional on your final grades and exam results. SAT/ACT scores are optional (SLU-Madrid is test-optional for students in the U.S. system) and are considered only if you choose to submit them. Unless exempt, you must also show academic English proficiency (see the English requirement)
• letters of recommendation, a CV/résumé and an admission interview are optional.

The official programme record lists English. It does not publish a programme-specific minimum language-test score, so no score is invented here.

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