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Academic Minor in Economics

Academic minor in Economics is not open to students with a concentration in the Department of Economics. Students wishing to pursue an academic minor in Economics must develop a specific plan for its completion in consultation with one of the department's designated advisors. Appointments are scheduled at 238 Lorch Hall.

Prerequisites to the Academic Minor. Economics 101 and 102 and Mathematics 115, each completed with of grade at least C. One of the Honors alternatives to Mathematics 115 may be substituted for Mathematics 115. Advanced placement credits in Mathematics 121 may be substituted for Mathematics 115, but students who scored less than a 4 on the BC Calculus exam are encouraged to elect one of the calculus courses on the placement list before proceeding to economics courses having a Mathematics 115 prerequisite. Credits in Mathematics 120 alone do not satisfy the mathematics prerequisite for an economics concentration or minor. Students with this credit may complete the economics mathematics prerequisite by completing, with grade at least C, one of the calculus courses on the placement list (Mathematics 116, 119, 156, 175, 185, 186, 295).

Academic Minor Program. 17 credits in Economics at the 300-level and above, distributed as follows:

  1. Economics 401 (Intermediate Microeconomics) and Economics 402 (Intermediate Macroeconomics), each completed with a grade of at least C-,
  2. Nine additional credits in upper level (300+) economics courses, including at least 3 credits in courses with Economics 401 or Economics 402 as a prerequisite.

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