Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Master of Science in Health Economics

University of Colorado - Denver

The BA to MS in Health Economics plan (4+1) allows qualified undergraduate students to take graduate level economic courses and count them towards their B.A. degree in Economics. After completing the B.A. in Economics, up to 12 graduate level ECON credits taken as an undergraduate student may be counted again towards the MS in Health Economics degree. The BA to MS in Health Economics plan (4+1) allows qualified undergraduate students to take graduate level economic courses and count them towards their B.A. degree in Economics. After completing the B.A. in Economics, up to 12 graduate level ECON credits taken as an undergraduate student may be counted again towards the MS in Health Economics degree. Students following the BA to MS plan are not required to pursue the MS degree in Health Economics at CU Denver after earning their BA degree. Students are encouraged to follow this plan to prepare for graduate study in economics or related fields. While students are completing a BA degree in economics, they may also complete some of the requirements for an MS in health economics by participating in the BA/MS program