BS in Economics
Requirements for Economics Major
Degree of Bachelor of Science
In addition to fulfilling the core curriculum requirements, Economics majors seeking the B.S. must complete the following courses:
Ec101
Ec102
Ec251
Ec252
Ec300
Ec
Ac151-152
Bl161
Bm151
Mm151 |
Macroeconomic Principles
Microeconomic Principles
Intermediate Microeconomics
Intermediate Macroeconomics
Statistics for Business and Economics
Economics Electives
Principles of Accounting, I and II
General Survey and Contracts
Introduction to Management
Introduction to Marketing
Electives |
( 3 crs)
( 3 crs)
( 3 crs)
( 3 crs)
( 3 crs)
(18 crs)
( 6 crs)
( 3 crs)
( 3 crs)
( 3 crs)
(12 crs)
60 crs |
Sequence of Courses:
| Freshman |
|
Sophomore |
|
Junior |
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Senior |
|
Hs121
Ac151-152
Cm120 or equiv.
Ec101-102
Ma105-106 or
Ma123-124
Mod. Lang.
|
( 3)
( 6)
( 3)
( 6)
( 6)
( 6)
|
Philosophy
Ec251-252
El123-134
Bm151
Mm151
Ec300
Hs122 |
( 6)
( 6)
( 6)
( 3)
( 3)
( 3)
( 3)
|
Nat. Science
So121
Ec Electives
Ar127 or Ar128
Th110-120 |
( 6)
( 3)
( 9)
( 3)
( 6)
|
Nat. Science
Po100
Ec Electives
Electives
Bl161 |
( 3)
( 3)
( 9)
(12)
( 3) |
| Total |
(30) |
Total |
(30) |
Total |
(30) |
Total |
(30) |
Special Note on Core Curriculum Requirements
It is recommended that economics majors take Cs150 Introduction to Computers and Information Processing as part of their core natural science requirement and Ma123-124 Elementary Calculus, I and II, to satisfy the core mathematics requirement (although Ma105-106 Finite Mathematics, I and II, is an acceptable alternative). Students majoring in mathematical economics, however, must complete Ma123-124 Elementary Calculus, I and II, in fulfillment of the core mathematics requirement.
Special Note on Major Requirements
Students planning on graduate work in economics should include Ec301 Mathematical Economics and Ec302 Elements of Econometrics among their economics electives.
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