College of Business Administration
Bachelor of Arts in Economics
2015-2016
Semester 1
ACAD 101
WRIT 101
**MATH 151
CSCI 101
CSCI 101 B
Historical Perspective
Humanities and Arts
Hrs.
1
3
3
1.5
.5
3
3
15 Hrs.
Semester 2
HMXP 102
MATH 105
CSCI 101 D
CSCI 101 Lab (A, C, or P)
Natural Science with Lab
Physical Activity
* Constitution Requirement/ Elective
Hrs.
3
3
.5
.5
4
1
3
15 Hrs.
Semester 3
CRTW 201
QMTH 205
ECON 215
Global Perspective
Elective
Hrs.
3
3
3
3
3
15 Hrs.
Semester 4
QMTH 210
ECON 216
Social Science
Minor
Elective
Hrs.
3
3
3
3
3
15 Hrs.
Semester 5
ECON 315
ECON > 299
Humanities and Arts
Minor
Minor/ Elective
Hrs.
3
3
3
3
3
15 Hrs.
Semester 6
ECON 316
ECON > 299
ECON > 299
Minor
Minor / Elective
Hrs.
3
3
3
3
3
15 Hrs.
Semester 7
ECON > 299
ECON > 299
Minor
Minor/ Elective
Elective
Hrs.
3
3
3
3
3
15 Hrs.
Semester 8
ECON > 299
* Intensive Writing/ Elective
* Oral Communication/ Elective
Minor
Elective
Hrs.
3
3
3
3
3
15 Hrs.
Courses do not have to be taken in this exact order. This is a suggested eight semester plan beginning gin the Fall that outlines what a
student can do in order to graduate in four years. Pay close attention to the suggested time frame for the courses in the specified
concentration, many courses are only offered in either the fall or spring.
For a list of courses that satisfy your Constitution, Global Perspective Historical Perspective, Humanities & Arts, Intensive Writing,
Natural Science, Oral Communication, Physical Activity, Quantitative Reasoning and Social Science please view course offerings or
Degree Checklist.
Electives are courses that do not satisfy your General Education and Major degree requirements; please view your degree checklist to
determine which classes qualify.
* Courses taken for Constitution, Oral Communication, and Intensive Writing can satisfy other requirements.
Courses in BOLD are only offered in the specified semester. Ex. ECON 315 is only offered in the Fall.
**MATH 151 is a suggested course to take for additional Quantitative Reasoning/ Science requirement because it is a pre-req for MATH
105.