Economics Graduates

Approximately 50% of the UMM graduates from 1964-1998 have taken some graduate or professional school training. About 41% of the economics graduates from 1964-1998 have taken some graduate or professional training. Annually, approximately 27% of UMM graduates use their undergraduate major as a springboard for direct entry into graduate/professional schools.

Graduate/Professional School Programs entered by Economics Graduates:

AARN
Accounting
Actuarial Science
Agricultural Economics
Anthropology
Applied Economics
Archeology
Banking
Business
Business Administration
Chiropractic Medicine
Computer Programming
Computer Science
Counseling
Counseling & Guidance
Criminology
Dentistry
Economic Development

Economics
Ed. Admin.
Education
Elementary Education
Fin.-Strag. Mgmt.
Finance
Healthcare
History
Hospital Administration
Human Relations
Human Resources
Industrial Relations
Insurance
Inventory Management
Investments
Law
Life Underwriter Training

Logistics Management
Management
Marketing
Methods Engineering
Pastoral Care
Pastoral Counseling
Plant Engineering
Plastics Technology
Public Administration
Public Affairs
Public Policy

Graduate/Professional Schools Attended by UMM Economics Graduates:

American College
American U
Bemidji State U
Carlson School of Management
Claremont Grad. U
Eastern Michigan
Hamline U
Iowa State U
Luther Seminary
Mercer U
Mankato State U
Moorhead State U
North Dakota State U
Northwestern College of Chiropractic

Oblate College
Palmer College of Chiropractic
Purdue U
Rice U
Robert Morris College
St. Cloud State U
Theological Seminary of Twin Cities
U of St. Thomas
U of Arizona
U of Dayton
U of Iowa
U of Minnesota
U of MN, Duluth

U of North Carolina
U of North Dakota
U of Northern Michigan
U of Oklahoma
U of Oregon
U of Phoenix
U of South Dakota
U of Texas
U of Vermont
U of Virginia
U of West Florida
U of WI, Madison
Washington State U
William Mitchell College of Law