This mostly depends on your major and on the college you attend.
If you are going to be any type of business major then the answer will be yes.
However, for other majors that are unrelated to economics the class is often a gen ed requirement, but not always.
You will have to check with whatever colleges you are looking at to get a better answer.
Depends on your degree. Prior to college, almost always none; but you might have to take a few Economics courses while in college.
Kyoto College of Economics was created in 1907.
Nagano College of Economics was created in 1967.
The website for College of Home Economics is: http://che.com.pk
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Accounting, economics, business law should do it.
The most famous college for the study of economics is the London School of Economics in England, London.
St Catherine's College of Education for Home Economics was created in 1929.
Barack Obama's undergraduate degree was in political science, and the majority of majors in political science take at least one course in economics; some colleges require more than one. So, there is an excellent chance that he did study economics in college.
In order to teach at a four-year college, it is essential to have a Ph.D. in economics.
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