Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs
Curriculum
Requirements for the major include at least 27 credits in economics, providing strong foundations in micro- and macroeconomics through our introductory and intermediate courses. These are followed by more specialized courses or electives. The program is a good fit for students interested in other areas of social sciences, communications, engineering and more.
Required courses include:
- Business Calculus
- Two principles of economics courses
- Six advanced courses in economics
The B.S. degree in economics includes more mathematical/statistics/econometric subjects than the B.A. degree, including at least 27 credits from the Department of Economics in addition to Calculus I and II from the Department of Mathematics.
The B.S. track requires:
- Calculus I and II (6 credits)
- Five courses in intermediate and mathematical economics (15 credits)
- Four additional upper-division electives numbered 300 or higher (12 credits)
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