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College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
CompareThis major gives students data, analytics, and digital skills needed to excel at a career in computer science. They will also learn economics and how it relates to society. Within the major, students will take intro-level and advanced courses in both computer science and economics. They will also take courses related to CS+Economics. Courses will help form a strong bond between the two areas of interest. The curriculum will teach students to not only learn about economic theory, but apply the language of coding and data to back up their findings.
96% employed or continuing education
70% employed after graduation
26% attending graduate school
$108,042 average starting annual income
Sample employer destinations: Microsoft (4), Microsoft (3), Amazon (3) View All
Sample grad school destinations: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, University of California, Los Angeles, University of Washington-Seattle View All
3.7 years to degree
97% first-year retention rate
81% four-year graduation rate
88% six-year graduation rate