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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Friday, April 4, 1975



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By The Associated Press
College students across thet
country are crowding economics
classes these days to learn more
about recession and improve
their chances of finding a job'
after graduation.I
An Associated Press spott
check s h o w e d enrollment in
economics and business-related'
courses had more than doubledI
at some colleges. A few schools
reported an upsurge of interest
by part-time, adult studentsit
seeking help in making money
go further.I
DAME) KAMERSCHEN of the
University of Georgia said 1,0971
students are taking economicsj
courses this year, a 155 per cent t
increase over last year's enroll-'
ment of 431.
"We've had a phenomenal in-
crease, primarily because of the
general economic conditions in
thet nation," said Kamerschen.
Enrollment in economics
courses has increased 40 per
cent in two years at the Uni-
jversity of Massachusetts in Amn-
herst. "Students are concer-ned
about their own economic se-
curity when they get out,' said
George Treyz, a professor at1
the school. "They are turning
to economics as a more prac-
tical, career-oriented course."',

RfB R A Cman of the economics delrir!-
ment at Washin-gton State U-
v7ersity in Pu>llman, agr -ec.
'"University students aren'tral-
ly loo)king for answers, they're
looking for jobs," he said.
"That's why business adminis-
tration has gown so much.
"Just as the protests of t),,
late 1960s leveled off, peonic
began thinking about where
they would get their jobs. Ar-as
of stfidy less likely to lead to
solid employment have been a
loser and we have grown."
Registration in general co-
noimics courses at N orthweste .n
University in Chicago has in]-
creased about 40 per -cent sim e
the 1971-72 school year. The eo-
rollment in the money and ba ik-
ing class has more nian eoi,-
bled, from 104 students th;'.Ye
years ago to 230 today.
LOYOLA UNIVERSITY, r 3n
in Chicago, started a new ,co-
nomic coarse program for arts
and science students who "w=)nt-
ed to take a look, into cerfain
parts of our economy."
Dr. Milton Lxyoaj, dean f I -
dergradiate students at the
State University of New Y.-rk
at B'iffalo, where enrollment in
economics has doubled in _'f2
years, said the sttie Vs "read

Ind hear .=bott eeco iMcS, ar.-
'lin- and the re cessi.)n .,,d
w,)nt to uridcrstand wnat it's 411
brxit.''
Michael C o x, a part-Lime
teacher at Tulane °I iiversity in
New Orleyans, said .0 intro~luc-
tawv economics sectioins will be
offered next yetar compared with
35 or 40 two years a go aid
Cvi-k Lein, dlean of the Boise
Td-Tho State Universityv biisine.s
s-hnol said the n'imher of eco-
norm- rmaiors is u 5 0 per
"ent fraT- lost year, compared
to a-i o-er-,ill enrollment in-
're-se at the school of 15 per
cent.
AT 01470 State Univers v, en-
rollme'it in the basic economics
nrincinles course is ir) 15 to 20
ne- "'erit from last ve-ir "This
the nart of st'tdents,' said de-
nar~ment chairman <John Cun-
niria:3m. "They want to study
~"n~r"-1-ant to he i.b market.
It >used to he they wanted to
st-dv thins relevant to life."

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