BA in Economics

The BA in Economics requires 120 course credits, including:

College Core Requirements		43 credits*
Economics Major		36 credits
Common Professional Component in Economics	18 credits
ECON 120 Principles of Microeconomics	(3 credits)
ECON 130 Principles of Macroeconomics	(3 credits)
ECON 304 Intermediate Price Analysis	(3 credits)
ECON 305 Money and Banking	(3 credits)
ECON 306 Intermediate Income & Employment Theory	(3 credits)
MATH 119 Statistics	(3 credits)
Upper Level (300 & 400) Economics (ECON) Courses Substitute BUSN courses must be approved by the Department Chair	18 credits
Open Electives		41 credits
TOTAL		120 credits

^{*Three core credits in the Social Sciences and three in Math may be satisfied with Major requirements.}

BA in Economics (120 credits)

Year 1

FYE 101 The First-Year Experience	1 credit
ENGL 110 Writing in Context I (fall)	3 credits
ENGL 120 Writing in Context II (spring)	3 credits
Freshman Seminar	3 credits
Modern Language and Literature Core	6 credits
Core Courses	6 credits
MATH 102 Mathematical Modeling	3 credits
Open Electives	6 credits
TOTAL	31 credits

Year 2

ECON 120 Microeconomic Principles	3 credits
ECON 130 Macroeconomic Principles	3 credits
Core Courses	15 credits
MATH 119 Statistics	3 credits
Open Electives	6 credits
TOTAL	30 credits

Year 3

Core Course	3 credits
ECON 304 Intermediate Price Analysis	3 credits
ECON 305 Money and Banking	3 credits
ECON 306 Intermediate Income and Employment Theory	3 credits
Upper Level (300 and 400) Economics (ECON) Course	3 credits
Upper Level (300 and 400) Economics (ECON) Course	3 credits
Open Elective	12 credits
TOTAL	30 credits

Year 4

Upper Level (300 and 400) Economics (ECON) Course	3 credits
Upper Level (300 and 400) Economics (ECON) Course	3 credits
Upper Level (300 and 400) Economics (ECON) Course	3 credits
Upper Level (300 and 400) Economics (ECON) Course	3 credits
Open Elective	17 credits
TOTAL	29 credits

Total Credits for Graduation – 120