BA/BS in Business/Managerial Economics

The business economics degree at Wright State examines how societies, governments, firms and households allocate and manage scarce resources. Students build analytical habits that help them anticipate how markets and policies change behavior. The program connects economic theory with practical business decisions, giving graduates tools for evaluating costs, incentives and trade-offs. Career paths include research roles, private companies, nonprofit organizations and government agencies, and the degree can lead into graduate or doctoral study. The university also lists a minor, undergraduate certificate, graduate certificates, a master's program in social and applied economics and combined bachelor's-to-master's options, so students can extend their studies if they wish. The program page offers links to request information, explore financial aid and apply. Applicants should review the admission steps listed by the university before applying.