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Majors & Minors
Program Requirements Categories Economics Major Economics Minor Econ & History Major Intro Econ 100 Macro Econ 101 Micro 3 hrs 3 hrs 3 hrs 3 hrs 3 hrs 3 hrs Core1 Econ 150 Statistics2 Econ 231 Intmd Micro Econ 232 Intmd Macro 3 hrs 3 hrs 3 hrs 3 hrs 3 hrs elective 3 hrs 3 hrs 3 hrs Electives3 Econ at any level Econ over 250 9 hrs in Econ 9 hrs in Econ 250+ 6 hrs in Econ 3 hrs in Econ 250+ 9 hrs Econ History3 3 hrs Econ, not EconHist 18 hrs in History (list) Total Hours 33 Hours 21 Hours 45 Hours		Economics Major Economics Minor Major in Economics and History Independent Study Transfer Credit Other Regulations
One semester of calculus is prerequisite to ECON 150, 231, and 232. Two semesters is better. Math 219 substitutes for ECON 150. Math 218 & 218L with ECON 253 equals ECON 150 + 253. For minors, Math 218 & 218L equals ECON 150. Only 3 hours of independent study will count in a program. ECON 115 counts as an ECON elective below 250. Courses numbered over 250 have either intermediate microeconomics or intermediate macroeconomics as prerequisites. By implication, they also may use calculus.
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