The pursuit of a BA Economics degree remains open for students who do not possess education in commerce. A degree in economics can be pursued by understanding analytical thinking and social and economic systems through problem-solving even without official commercial education. The majority of universities provide introductory coursework to establish essential economic principles and statistical knowledge needed for the subject.
Students who enter BA Economics programs without commercial education need to make extra work to study microeconomics and mathematics effectively. Students who come from arts or science settings alongside commerce majors tend to succeed in their BA Economics degrees. Your ability to succeed in this field will grow with dedication while you develop core competencies in quantitative analysis and economic theory and theory. Graduate students who take additional courses in mathematics and statistics will both find it easier to transfer and build stronger economic concept knowledge.