yathatsnotright

only prerequisites for the program are a B in calculus and a B in intro micro/macro.

What's that JHU app econ program good for anyway? Thought it would be decent for building technical skills.

Seems like I will still need to take some Econ/Math courses to show my abilities in these subjects. I'll keep this in mind.

Currently working right now in big 4 audit and want to transition careers. I was contemplating taking math sequence at a college nearby but not sure.

Have already started learning on my own during some free time.. Studying some microeconomics, econometrics. Any idea on math courses? Would an MBA be just as good?

Director at a development org. Perhaps in the long term. But I figure I should get technical skills...econ consulting perhaps? MBA? I want to leverage my business background

Thanks for your suggestion. Do you honestly think the JHU applied econ program is worrth it?

The community college nearby probably offers it. But I am having doubts about this program as it is now. It's the JHU Applied Economics program. Starting to think all this trouble wont be worth it.

Apparently I can't and they are "really strict about their requirements".

I am stuck and I am wondering if there is a sequential course in Intermediate Microeconomics Theory that I would be able to take online or so. I need to fulfill a pre-req for a grad school I want to apply too. Unfortunately I received a C+ in Intermediate Micro Theory and need to take a higher level course that comes right after. Thanks

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