This text excerpted from the Undergraduate Bulletin
Minors
Introduction
Minors are defined as either “studies in the discipline” or as “teach­
ing.” Teaching minors are those approved by the State Department
of Public Instruction for licensure. Requirements for teaching minors
include an education major, passing score on the content exam for the
minor, portfolio evidence of competence in the Wisconsin Teacher
Economics
Department of Social Sciences
20-21 credits are required.
Required Courses
ECON-210 Principles of Economics I..................................................................3
ECON-215 Principles of Economics II.................................................................3
ECON-325 Economic and Business Statistics or
STAT-130 Elementary Statistics or
STAT-320 Statistical Methods....................................................................... 2-3
ECON-410 Microeconomics................................................................................3
ECON-415 Macroeconomics...............................................................................3
Selectives
Select six additional credits from the approved course list supplied by the
department.
Teaching Certification
In addition to the 20-21 credits required for the economics minor, students
seeking teaching certification must take:
EDUC-304 Secondary Curriculum Methods and Assessment . .......................2
EDUC-305 Secondary Student Teaching ..........................................................2
standards and the minor’s content, and student teaching experience
in the minor field. Contact the School of Education for information
regarding teaching minors. Approval forms and minor program plans
are available from the School of Education office and the department
offices offering the minor.
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