The B.B.A. degree is a business administration degree with a major in economics. The B.B.A. applies the tools of economics to the study of business problems. B.B.A. majors are required to take a set of business courses in addition to a selection of economics courses that are directly applicable to the analysis of business issues. The B.B.A. requires EC 102, EC 103, EC 220, EC 301, EC 302, ten business courses, and four economics electives that may be selected from the 400 level courses listed below.
Courses for the B.B.A. in Business Economics (For descriptions of each course, see the Loyola Catalogue.) 

EC 102 - EC 103 - Microeconomic and Macroeconomic Principles
EC 220 - Introduction to Statistics
EC 301 - Macroeconomics
EC 302 - Microeconomics
Ten business courses
Four economics electives at the 300-400 level
Economics Courses for B.B.A. majors 

EC 102 Microeconomic Principles
EC 103 Macroeconomic Principles
EC 301 Macroeconomics
EC 302 Microeconomics
EC 320 Mathematical Economics
EC 360 Environmental Economics
EC 370 Cost Benefit Analysis
EC 420 Econometrics
EC 430 Monetary Economics
EC 435 Public Sector Economics
EC 440 International Economics
EC 446 International Trade
EC 448 Development Economics
EC 450 Managerial Economics
EC 460 Business and Government
EC 480 Labor Economics
EC 490 Health Economics