Economics B.A. 2015-2016 Checklist
(Catalog/Check Sheet Expires Summer 2021)
Name ______________________________________________ Student ID ____________________________________
Content
Credits
Communications
Subtotal
6
Foundations
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____ 3
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Subtotal
Disciplinary
Lenses
3-6
Pg. 50 in
Catalog
Subtotal
31-37
Grad Check
Term
F, Sp, Su
F, Sp, Su
F, Sp, Su
F, Sp, Su
F, Sp, Su
F, Sp, Su
F, Sp, Su
F, Sp, Su
F, Sp, Su
F, Sp
F
Sp
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BUSSTAT 207 or MATH 175 Stat I or Calculus II
BUSSTAT 208 or MATH 361 Stat II or Prob. & Stat I
ECON 202 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 303 Intermediate Microeconomics
ECON 305 Intermediate Macroeconomics
ECON 421 Quantitative Methods (Communication)
ECON 422 Econometrics (Finishing Foundation)
5 Upper-division ECON courses:
___________ ECON 301 ECON 311 ECON 315
___________ ECON 317 ECON 321 ECON 322
___________ ECON 325 ECON 327 ECON 333
___________ ECON 350 ECON 410 ECON 440
___________ ECON 480 ECON 493
5 Upper-division Electives (Social Science or
Math/Business/Environmental Studies track):
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Subtotal
51-52
Electives to total
120
Prerequisites and Notes
ENGL 101 or 101P Intro to College Writing
The Write Class Placement Test
ENGL 102/112 Intro to College Writing & Research
Engl 101 or The Write Class Placement
UF 100 Intellectual Foundations and
UF 200 Civic and Ethical Foundations
ENGL 102/112 & sophomore standing
or UF 300 Transitional Foundations
Transfer Student- Core Certified
MATH (DLM)
_MATH 160 Survey of Calc or MATH 170 Calc I (See math placement policy)
NATURAL, PHYSICAL & APPLIED SCIENCES (DLN) Must be from different fields
1 _____________________________________ Lab Science
2 _____________________________________
VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS (DLV)
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SOCIAL SCIENCES (DLS) Second course cannot be an Economics course
1 ECON 201 Principles of Macroeconomics_____
2 ______________________________________
LITERATURE & HUMANITIES (DLL)
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Subtotal
23-25
Major
Requirements
Course Number and Title
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Itm104/105 & Math 160 or Math 170
Busstat 207or Math 175
(Sophomore Standing Recommended)
ECON 202, MATH 160
ECON 201
Econ 201/202, Math 160, Busstat 207
ECON 421
See Catalog for pre-requisites of chosen
courses
Subject Options:
Math
Geography
History
Political Science
Psychology
Sociology
Anthropology
Environmental Studies
Human Resource Mgmt
General Business
International Business
Entrepreneurship
Accounting
Marketing
Finance
Info Tech Management
Supply Chain Mgmt
Only 8 credits of 100 level Kin-Act
courses may count toward graduation.
120 credits total (check for repeats in last semester)
40 upper-division credits (check for lower division classes accepted as upper-division)
BSU residency rule (no more than 6 of the last 36 credits can be taken outside of BSU)
*All required courses must be completed with a grade of C- or better.
Consider a Minor (Not Required)
Each minor has credits that overlap with Economics major requirements (COBE Admission is required for upper-division business courses)
Applied
Mathematics
Credits
Course
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_____4
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MATH 170 Calculus I
MATH 175 Calculus II
MATH 275 Multivariable and Vector Calculus
MATH 365 Intro to Computational Math
Two Upper Division MATH courses 6-8 credits:
_____________ MATH 301, MATH 333, MATH 403,
_____________ MATH 326, MATH 433, MATH 436,
MATH 462, MATH 464, MATH 465, MATH 360 or 361
(Students can’t use both 360 and 361)
___3-4
___3-4
Total Credits: 21-23
Business
COBE
Admissions not
required for this
minor
Total Credits: 30-32
Finance
Total Credits:
History
18
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Total Credits: 21
International
Business
Total Credits: 21
Political Science
Total Credits: 21
Psychology
Total Credits: 21
Sustainability
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ITM 104, 105 Microsoft Word, Excel
ACCT 205 & 206 Financial and Managerial Accounting
BUSSTAT 207 Stat Techniques for Decision Making
ECON 201 & 202 Prin. of Micro and Macro
GENBUS 202 Business Law
_________________ 300 or 400 Level BUS Course
_________________ 300 or 400 Level BUS Course
_________________ 300 or 400 Level BUS Course
_________________ 300 or 400 Level BUS Course
FIN 303 Principle of Finance
FIN 411 Capital Budgeting and Planning
FIN 450 Investment Management
__________________ Choose 3: FIN 420, FIN 430,
__________________ FIN 440, FIN 451, FIN 470
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Choose 3 History courses from the following:
_______________ Only 1: HIST 101, 102, 201, 202,
_______________ Only 1: HIST 111, 112, 211, 212
_______________ HIST 121, 131, 141, 151
Four Upper-Division HIST electives:
_______________ ________________
_______________ ________________
INTBUS 220 Go Global: You & the World Economy
ECON 317 International Economics
FINAN 430 International Finance
MGMT 334 International Management
MKTG 430 International Marketing
Choose 1: HIST Elective (from approved course list)
Choose 1: POLS Elective (from approved course list)
POLS 200 Intro to Politics
_____________ Choose two: POLS 300, POLS 305,
_____________ POLS 306, POLS 315
Four Upper-Division POLS electives:
_______________ ________________
_______________ ________________
PSYC 101 General Psychology
PSYC 295 Statistical Methods
Four PSYC electives from list:
_______________ PSYC 301 PSYC 309
_______________ PSYC 310 PSYC 331
_______________ PSYC 351 PSYC 431
_______________ PSYC 459
Upper-division PSYC elective ______________
ECON 202 Prin of Microeconomics
ENVSTD 121 Intro to Environmental Studies
GEOS 101 Global Environmental Science (DLN)
PHIL 103 Moral Problems (DLL)
Environmental Elective (choose one):
Biol 323(4), CE 320(3), Envhlth 450(2) or Geos 305(3)
Economic Elective (choose one):
ECON 315, ECON 322 or ECON 333
Societal Elective (choose one): ANTH 314, GEOG
321, HIST 376, PHIL 327, POLS 409 or SOC 440
Prerequisite
Term
MATH143 and 144
MATH 170
MATH 175
MATH 175
F, Sp
F, Sp
F, Sp
F, Sp
See Catalog
See Catalog
Sophomore Standing
F, Sp, Su
F, Sp, Su
F, Sp, Su
F, Sp, Su
F, Sp
At least two subject areas of
Business
See Catalog
See checklist on reverse side
Itm104/105 & Math 160 or 170
Sophomore Standing Recommended
Acct 206, Busstat 207, Econ 201/202
BUSSTAT 208, FIN 303
BUSSTAT 208, FIN 303
See Catalog
F, Sp, Su
F
F
See Catalog
See Catalog
See Catalog
ECON 201, 202
FIN 303
MGMT 301
MKTG 301
See Catalog
See Catalog
F, Sp
F, Sp
Sp
F, Sp
F, Sp
See Catalog
See Catalog
F, Sp
See Catalog
Except: POLS 494, 496 and 499
Only 3 credits of POLS 493 & 497
PSYC 101, Pre/Co-req PSYC 120
F, Sp
F, Sp
See Catalog
See Catalog
Sophomore Status Recommended
See Catalog
F, Sp, Su
F, Sp
F, Sp
F, Sp
F, Sp
See Catalog
See Catalog
See Catalog
Math 108
See Catalog
See Catalog
Total Credits: 21-23 _____3
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and certified through the graduation application process by the Registrar’s Office.)