ACADEMIC PLANNING FORM - DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS
STUDENT NAME: _______________________________
DATE SUBMITTED: _________________________
MAJOR(S)/MINOR: _________________________
This form is designed to help you plan the rest of your career at UWEC. Your advisor and others in the economics
department might review this form and point out details for you to think about further. But ultimately you are
responsible for making sure that you have filled all the requirements for graduation.
Before completing this form, please print out a copy of your degree audit. Make sure that the major, minor (or other
second program), degree, and catalogue year are the ones you expect to graduate with.
Using your degree audit, figure out which courses you expect to take after the current semester to complete all your
requirements for graduation, and list those courses below. Then, on the next page, distribute those courses across your
remaining semesters.
COURSES YOU HAVE TAKEN AND PASSED TOWARDS
YOUR MAJOR
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COURSES YOU ARE CURRENTLY TAKING
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COURSES THAT YOU EXPECT TO TAKE AFTER THE CURRENT SEMESTER
Courses to complete the major
Capstone Project or Course:
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Courses to complete GE requirements
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GE – II: ___________________________
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GE – III: ___________________________
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GE – IV: ___________________________
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Courses to complete second major/minor
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To complete other university requirements
(foreign language, math, English, Wellness,
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If you take the courses listed here, will you have a total of at least 120 credits for graduation?
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If you are completing a double major or a major/minor combination in the College of Business (for
example, a double major in Finance and Economics) will you satisfy the following requirements?
IF A STUDENT ELECTS EITHER A MAJOR/MINOR COMBINATION OR A DOUBLE MAJOR, BOTH OF WHICH RESIDE IN
THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS, OVERLAP IN NON-BUSCORE COURSES IS LIMITED TO 12.00 CREDITS. IN ADDITION,
A MINIMUM OF 12.00 CREDITS IN EACH PROGRAM MUST BE UNIQUE TO THE PROGRAM (NOT OVERLAP THE
COMPANION PROGRAM). THIS WILL BE A MANUAL CHECK WHEN YOUR RECORDS ARE REVIEWED FOR
GRADUATION.
In the spaces below, sketch out a tentative schedule for your remaining semesters at the university. Fill in the courses from the list
above to create loads of 15/credits per semester. Be sure to take note of semester specific courses.
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These economics courses are usually only taught one semester per year. (The schedules for these courses might change in the
future.)
FALL OFFERINGS
Economics 280 - Health Economics
Economics 311 – History of Economic Thought
Economics 322 - Investments
Economics 335 - Labor Economics
Economics 337 - Women and the Labor Market
Economics 355 - Economics Development of the Third World
Economics 375 - Urban Economics
SPRING OFFERINGS
Economics 268 - Environmental Economics
Economics 316 - Econometrics
Economics 318 - Business Fluctuations and Forecasting
Economics 330 - Economics of American Minorities
Economics 351 - International Economics
Economics 353 - Economics of Pacific Asia
Economics 356 - Economic Development of Latin America
The following courses are usually taught in both the fall and spring semesters.
BOTH FALL AND SPRING OFFERINGS
Economics 303 – Intermediate Microeconomic Theory
Economics 304 – Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory
Economics 321 – Money and Banking