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2008-2009 UNDERGRADUATE CATALOG
 College of business administration

Bachelor of Science in Economics

General BS in Economics degree requirements — click click to view course requirements for 2008-2009 course requirements

Mathematics and statistics
Each student is required to complete with a letter grade
  • MATH 126 or 131, or both 134 and 135. Students are strongly urged to take MATH 131, or 134 and 135, rather than 126. Credit for MATH 090, 095, 098 and 112 does not count toward the degree. Only three hours of credit for MATH 120 count toward the degree.
  • STAT 211 and 212.

Natural sciences
One lab science course from the list of natural science courses for the BG Perspective program is required and may be counted toward BG Perspective requirements.

Social and behavioral sciences
Each student is required to complete four courses from the list of social and behavioral sciences courses for the BG Perspective program: ECON 202, 203 (completed with a letter grade), and two additional courses. Any two of the four courses may be counted toward BG Perspective requirements.

Humanities and arts
Each student is required to complete three courses from the list of humanities and arts courses for the BG Perspective program. Any two of the three courses may be counted toward BG Perspective requirements.

Oral and written communications
All economics majors must satisfy a written and oral communications requirement in economics. Certification by an economics faculty member that the requirement has been met is required. Details are available in the department office.

Free electives
Economics (except ECON 200) or other courses may be used as free electives to complete the minimum degree requirements of 122 credit hours. The number of credit hours needed (18-31) is determined by the number of hours taken as University, general degree, or major requirements.

Free electives should be selected in consultation with the faculty advisor. IPC 102 and at least one course in computer science are recommended. Generally a student may take courses in any department of the University in meeting this requirement. For a list of courses that do not count toward the degree, see the appropriate check sheet of degree requirements or contact the department or Undergraduate Student Development.
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