General Requirements

• 36 credit hours in economics
• 18 upper division hours in economics
• Satisfaction of all other College of Letters, Arts and Sciences requirements

Specific Course Requirements

• One of the following courses
  • Econ 1010: Introduction to Microeconomics
  • Econ 1050: Economics in Practice
• Econ 2020: Introduction to Macroeconomics
• One of the following courses
  • Econ 2810: Introduction to Statistics and Computing in Economics
  • Math 2810: Introduction to Basic Statistics
  • Math 3100: Statistics for the Sciences
  • Math 3810: Introduction to Probability and Statistics
• Econ 3010: Intermediate Microeconomic Theory
• Econ 3020: Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory

Economics Electives

• 7 additional 3 credit hour courses in economics
• The following courses may be substituted for an economics elective
  • Fnce 4300: Bank Management
  • Fnce 4400: International Financial Management
  • Fnce 4500: Money and Banking
  • Math 4810: Mathematical Statistics I
  • Math 4820: Mathematical Statistics II
  • Math 4830: Linear Statistical Methods

General Caution

• Students who use Fnce 4300, Fnce 4400 and/or Fnce 4500 for satisfaction of major requirements should be aware that the units will count towards the 30 allowed units from the College of Letters, Arts and Sciences for graduation.