Economics: General Track, B.A. (FYP)

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Year 1

NOTES:

If student has AP credit for ECON 100 and ECON 200 , student can take ECON 300 , ECON 301 , or other 300-level Economics course with approval from advisor.

Fall Semester

AUX I (1.5)
Complex Problems (3)
WRT-100 College Writing (3) (W1)
Habit of Mind (3)
ECON-100 Macroeconomics (3)

Spring Semester

AUX II (1.5)
WRT-101 College Writing Seminar (3) (W1)
STAT-202 Basic Statistics (4)
OR
STAT-203 Basic Statistics with Calculus (4)
OR
STAT-204 Introduction to Business Statistics (4) (Q1)
Habit of Mind (3)
ECON-200 Microeconomics (3)

Year 2

Fall Semester

Habit of Mind (3)
Writing-Intensive (W2) (3)
ECON-300 Intermediate Microeconomics (3)

Spring Semester

Habit of Mind (3)
ECON-322 Applied Econometrics I (3) (Q2)
ECON-301 Intermediate Macroeconomics (3)

Year 3

NOTES:

If a student goes abroad, they can only use 6 credits of ECON courses toward their major requirements. If the student is going to LSE (full year program), they are allowed to use 12 credits of ECON courses toward their major requirements.

Fall Semester

Habit of Mind (3)
ECON-440 Communicating Economics (3) (W2)as ECON-300/400

Spring Semester

ECON-300/400 Elective (3)
ECON-300/400 Elective (3)

Year 4

NOTES:

Capstone can be ECON 480 (ONLY OFFERED IN FALL). Alternate capstones: ECON-491 Senior Internship (3) , ECON-492 Senior Internship in Teaching (3) , or ECON-478 Senior Policy Analysis Seminar (3) . (spring only)

Fall Semester

ECON 3xx/Diversity & Equity (DIV) (3)
ECON Capstone (3)

Spring Semester

ECON-300/400 Elective (3)
ECON-300/400 Elective (3)

Notes:

ECON-440 Communicating Economics (3) is an approved W2 course and can count as ECON elective. ECON DIV course options can also count as ECON elective. 1 course outside of the ECON prefix allowed as an ECON elective from the following: IBUS 300 (cultural Inquiry HOM), SISU 300 , SISU 320 , FIN 365 , and some abroad courses with varying prefixes by advisor approval.