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Department of Economics

Economics Major and Minor Requirements


Major Requirements

  • Satisfy College of Letters, Arts, and Sciences requirements
    • 120 units
    • Satisfactory completion of General Education requirements
  • Economics Requirements
    • 36 units total required
      • At least 18 units numbered 300 or above
    • Required courses
      • One of the following
        • Econ 101: Introductory Microeconomis
        • Economics 105: Economics in Practice
      • Econ 202: Introductory Macroeconomics
      • One of the following
        • Econ 281: Introduction to Economic Statistics and Quantitative Methods
        • Quan 201: Business Statistics
        • Math 281: Introduction to Basic Statistics
        • Math 310: Statistics for the Sciences
        • Math 381: Introduction to Probability and Statistics
      • Econ 301: Intermediate Microeconomics
      • Econ 302: Intermediate Macroeconomics
    • 7 elective courses in economics
    • Courses offered outside of the Economics Department that are allowed as electives
      • Fnce 430: Bank Management
      • Fnce 440: International Financial Management
      • Fnce 450: Money and Banking
      • Math 481: Mathematical Statistics I
      • Math 482: Mathematical Statistics II
      • Math 483: Linear Statistical Models
    • Recommended General Education courses
      • PSc 101: Introduction to Global Politics
      • PSc 110: The American Political System
  • Honors Requirements
    • Math 135: Calculus I
    • Two of the following three courses:
      • Econ 401: Advanced Microeconomic Theory
      • Econ 402: Advanced Macroeconomic Theory
      • Econ 481: Introduction to Econometrics
    • Major GPA Thresholds
      • Distinction: 3.2
      • High Distinction: 3.5
      • Highest Distinction: 3.8
  • Course Recommendations

Minor Requirements

  • Economics Requirements
    • 18 units total required
      • At least 9 units numbered 300 or above
    • Required courses
      • One of the following
        • Econ 101: Introductory Microeconomis
        • Economics 105: Economics in Practice
      • Econ 202: Introductory Macroeconomics
      • One of the following
        • Econ 301: Intermediate Microeconomics
        • Econ 302: Intermediate Macroeconomic
    • 3 elective courses in economics
    • Courses offered outside of the Economics Department that are allowed as electives
      • Fnce 430: Bank Management
      • Fnce 440: International Financial Management
      • Fnce 450: Money and Banking
      • Quan 201: Business Statistics
      • Math 281: Introduction to Basic Statistics
      • Math 310: Statistics for the Sciences
      • Math 381: Introduction to Probability and Statistics
      • Math 481: Mathematical Statistics I
      • Math 482: Mathematical Statistics II
      • Math 483: Linear Statistical Models