Ph.D. Program Guidebook - The University of Chicago Booth School ...

Ph.D. Program Guidebook 2007-2008
be used to calculate the grade point average. Two of the six courses must be B41901 and
B41902, although students with a strong background may apply to the area advisor for
permission to replace B41901 and/or B41902. No written General Examination is required.
The list of courses from which you may choose is as follows:
• B41901 – Probability and Statistics
• B41902 – Statistical Inference
• B41903 – Applied Econometrics
• B41910 – Time Series Analysis for Forecasting and Model Building
• B41911 – Advanced Econometrics
• B41912 – Applied Multivariate Analysis
• B41913 – Bayesian Econometrics
• B41914 – Multivariate Time Series Analysis
• E31000 – Empirical Analysis I
• E31100 – Empirical Analysis II
• E31200 – Empirical Analysis III
Econometrics & Statistics as a Coordinated Sequence:
The following econometrics/statistics courses can be taken to fulfill the coordinated sequence
requirement: any three of B41901, B41902, B41903, B41910, B41911, B41912, B41913, or
B41914. No workshop courses in the GSB or the University (e.g., Statistics 49400) can be
used to fulfill the coordinated sequence requirement.
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