Correspondence Directory

Majors and Courses of InstructionEconomicsGroup I – Advanced Courses (an Advanced Course is one that has ECON 252 as aprerequisite)ECON 372, 375, 378, 385, or 387.Group II – International CoursesECON 345, 353, 370, or 372.(NOTE: If both ECON 255 and 259 are taken, one will serve as the requiredcourse, and the other may be used as one of the electives.)A maximum of two units from ECON 490A, 490B, 491, 495 and 499R may count toward themajor. Only one unit of ECON 495 can be counted and EMAN 495 does not count toward theeconomics major.Recommended: Substantial work in mathematics is required if considering graduate work ineconomics.ECONOMICS WITH MANAGEMENT Concentration Major: A total of 14 units consisting ofthe following.Required Courses: 9 unitsECON 110, 251, 252, 255 or 259, ACCT 217, EMAN 210, EMAN 361, ECON 499or EMAN 499, and MATH 105 or 230 or PSYC 210. A grade of C- or better in ECON499 or EMAN 499 is required. It is recommended that the statistics course be completedby the end of the sophomore year, as it is a prerequisite for ECON 251 and 252.Students must take a senior seminar, either ECON 499 or EMAN 499. If students take more thanone, the second seminar can be used to meet an elective requirement. (499R is always an electiveand does not qualify to meet the senior seminar requirement.) Students must pre-register for seniorseminars in the Economics Department the previous spring semester.Elective Courses: 5 upper-level units (numbered 250 or above)Management Elective courses: 2 units of management courses from ACCT 341, 349,ECON 375, EMAN 264, 300.6, 320, 340, 345, 363, 365, 369, 376, 400.1, 462,465, 490, 491, 495, 499, or HONS 300.7. (Note: ECON 375 may count as either anEconomics elective, or a Management elective, but not both.)Economics Elective courses: 3 Economics (ECON) units. Of these three units, at leastone must be an Advanced course, with the remaining units from any other ECONcourses.(NOTE: If both ECON 255 and 259 are taken, one will serve as the required course,and the other may be used as one of the electives.)Advanced Courses (an Advanced Course is one that has ECON 252 as a prerequisite)ECON 372, 375, 378, 385, or 387.89