"The most rewarding aspect of earning a Master of Social and Applied Economics degree from Wright State has been my enhanced ability to critically analyze the financial and political information I encounter on a daily basis. There have been other benefits, such as a promotion and a raise, but I truly value the detailed economic knowledge that has sharpened the lens through which I view the world.
Forecasting and International Economics were two of my favorite courses. We practiced combining economic theory and mathematical modeling to explore problems I now encounter in actual business settings. Like many areas of economics, both subjects are useful for understanding the current financial climate and the rationale behind the actions of various international institutions."
