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Economics Major (33 hours total) Prerequisites * Calculus (1 semester, 2 semesters recommended) Core Courses (15 hours) * Econ 100 * Econ 101 * Econ 150 * Econ 231 * Econ 232 Elective Courses (18 hours) * 6 additional Economics courses (including Econ 115). * at least 9 hours of courses numbered 250 and above. * no more than 3 hours of independent study (except honors students). * HIST 161 International Business History and HIST 166 History of American Enterprise count as electives in the economics major as as electives numbered below 250. *There are two alternatives to ECON 150: Math 218, 218L, and 219 or Math 218, 218L, and ECON 253. ECON 253 will also count as an elective.
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