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The B.S. Major is designed specifically for students interested in graduate study of Economics or a career in which quantitative economic analysis plays a significant role. The major’s strong quantitative component stresses multivariate calculus, linear algebra, and econometrics -- essential in Economics graduate training. Please note that students do not have to be in the Honors Degree Program in order to enroll in the Honors section of a class.
Check the Major Program Form for details .
Economics 1101 or
equivalent
Economics 1102 or equivalent
Math 1271 or equivalent
Math 1272 or equivalent
We strongly suggest you have a minimum GPA of 2.5 in these four preparatory courses. The minimum requirement is a C- in each course.
| 1. | Econ 3101 | Econ 3102 | |||
| 2. | Stat 4101 | Stat 4102 (We suggest Stat 5101 and Stat 5102. Stat 3011-3022 cannot be used to satisfy this requirement.) |
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| 3. | Math 2243 | Math 2263 | |||
| 4. | Econ 4261 (Econometrics) | ||||
| 5. | Four of the following upper division courses (no non-major courses) (12 credits total): | ||||
Econ 3960 |
Econ 4021 |
Econ 4109H |
Econ 4113 |
Econ 4171 |
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* also offered as a four credit honors level course open to all students. One course (of the four above) may be selected from:
This must be cleared by the DUGS BEFORE taking the class. |
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| 6. | Two courses from the following (8 credits): | ||||
| Econ 4109H Econ 4721H Econ 4113 |
Econ 4161** Econ 4165** Econ 4631H |
Econ 4611H Econ 4741H |
Econ 4731H Econ 4431V |
Econ 4621H Econ 4751H |
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No overlapping of these courses with those in Section 5.
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| Any other courses must be approved by the DUGS BEFORE taking the class. | |||||
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