Suggested Sequence of Courses
4 Semester Approach | 5 Semester Approach | 6 Semester Approach | Hints & Tips
After completing Econ 110 and the prerequisites for calculus:
4 Semester Suggested Sequence
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First Semester
Math 112
200-level elective
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Second Semester
Econ 378
Econ 380
Econ 381
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Third Semester
Econ 382
Econ 388
400-level elective
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Fourth Semester
(3) 400/500-level electives
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After completing Econ 110 and the prerequisites for calculus:
5 Semester Suggested Sequence
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First Semester
Math 112
200-level elective
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Second Semester
Econ 378
Econ 380
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Third Semester
Econ 381
or
Econ 382
Econ 388
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Fourth Semester
Econ 381
or
Econ 382
(2) 400/500-level electives
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Fifth Semester
(2) 400/500-level electives
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After completing Econ 110 and the prerequisites for calculus:
6 Semester Suggested Sequence
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First Semester
Math 112
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Second Semester
Econ 378
Econ 380
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Third Semester
Econ 381
or
Econ 382
Econ 388
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Fourth Semester
Econ 381
or
Econ 382
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Fifth Semester & Beyond
A total of 15.0 hours of electives in economics are required. Take at least one elective during the first four semesters, then complete the remaining courses during the fifth & sixth semesters.
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Hints & Tips
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Take 378/388 and 380/382 in consecutive semesters. This will minimize the trauma of forgetting important material for the next course.
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Complete the 300-level courses as soon as possible. You will understand the fields courses so much better if you have a firm understand of basic core concepts.
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Watch out for prerequisites. Many professors require 378, 380, 381, 382 and sometimes 388 for their 400 level courses.
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Don't dawdle. If you take at least two economics courses every semester, you will have no trouble graduating on time.
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Keep an eye on scheduling. Remember that you won't get credit for field courses that you take both at the 200 & 400 level. Plan ahead to keep your options open.
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If you have already completed Math 112, begin in the second semester of the 5 semseter sequence, taking an additional elective in the third semester.