A program which combines a B.S. in any engineering major (including computer science) with a master of arts in economics with an emphasis in business economics provides an opportunity for outstanding engineering undergraduates to earn both degrees in five years. Information about this program is available in the College of Engineering Undergraduate Studies Office or from the Department of Economics. Interested students should inform the Undergraduate Office of their interest in the program at the end of the sophomore year in order to plan their upper-division classes differently from other engineering undergraduates. After completing undergraduate degree requirements in an engineering program, students in this joint program must fulfill master’s degree requirements for the degree in economics.