First Year
First Year Note: Take math placement test (ALEKS) to determine Fall Term math placement. Take 1 mathematics or statistics class each term.
First Year Milestone: Complete EC 201 and 202 (by Spring term).
Second Year
Second Year Milestones: Complete MTH 254 and EC 312 (by Spring term).
Third Year
Fall Courses | Fall Credits | Winter Courses | Winter Credits | Spring Courses | Spring Credits |
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Upper Division Cluster or Honors | 4 | Upper Division Cluster or Honors | 4 | Upper Division Cluster or Honors | 4 |
STAT 451 | 4 | STAT 452 | 3 | EC 469 | 4 |
BS Science with Lab | 3-4 | Economics Elective (410 & above) | 4 | General Elective | 4 |
General Elective | 4 | General Elective | 4 | General Elective | 4 |
Total Fall Credits | 15-16 | Total Winter Credits | 15 | Total Spring Credits | 16 |
Third Year Milestones: Take STAT 451 and 452 in Fall and Winter to prepare for Econometrics in Spring. Complete University Requirements except Capstone, and EC 469 (by end of Spring term).
Fourth Year
Additional Map Notes:
- Economics Elective (300 Level & above): EC 311 and EC 403 may not be used to meet Economics elective requirement.
- Sophomore Inquiry or Honors: For University Studies, two Sophomore Inquiry courses are required, but for Honors, three Sophomore courses are required.
- Race and Ethnic Studies Requirement: Two courses required, each minimum 3 credits: one course must focus on the U.S. experience; the second course must center the experiences of groups under European and U.S. colonialism and imperialism beyond the United States. One must be within the School of Gender, Race and Nations or be cross-listed with one of the SGRN units: Black Studies (BST), Chicanx/Latinx Studies (CHLA), Indigenous Nations Studies (NAS), or Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies (WS). If you choose a RESR course that can be applied towards another requirement, take an elective here instead.
- Economics Elective (410 & above): Up to 4 credits of EC 418 may be used.
- You may need to add additional general elective credits to your plan to reach 180 total credits.