ECONOMICS MAJOR CHECKLIST

STUDENTS: Submit as part of your Graduation Packet to the Student Services Desk by the deadline
corresponding to your graduation date. See the attached page for instructions and policies. If substitutions are
made, it is the student’s responsibility to have them approved in advance by the Economics Department.

Student Name: _________________________________________________ I.D.: ______________________

Other Major(s): ___________________________________________________________________
Minor(s): ________________________________________________________________________

I. Prerequisite Course
Semester/Year Grade Credit
EC 5 or Ec 8 Introductory Economics (Circle the Course Number taken) _____________ ______ ______
or Approved Equivalent (list): ________________________________________________________

II. Mathematics Courses

Semester/Year Grade Credit
Math 32 or Math 39 Calculus I (Circle the Course Number taken) _____________ ______ ______
OR
Math above 39 (list): _____________________________________ _____________ ______ ______
OR
Approved AP/IB Equivalent credit (list): ________________________________________________
OR
Math 30 Introduction to Calculus _____________ ______ ______
and Math 14 Introduction to Finite Mathematics _____________ ______ ______
or Approved Math 14 substitute (list): _________________________ _____________ ______ ______

III. Four Core Courses (Circle the Course Number taken)

Semester/Year Grade Credit
Intermediate Microeconomics EC 11 _____________ ______ ______
Intermediate Macroecononics EC 12 or EC 18 or EC 205 _____________ ______ ______
Statistics EC 13 or EC 201 or MATH 162 or ES 56 _____________ ______ ______
Econometrics EC 15 or EC 107 or EC 202 _____________ ______ ______
IV. Five Elective Courses Three or more must be numbered EC 100 or above. Two may be numbered EC 20
or above. EC 16 may be used in place of one EC 20 or above course. Use T to indicate approved transfer
courses. Members of the Class of 2019 and beyond should use & to indicate which upper level (100+) elective
also satisfies the upper level seminar requirement.
Course Number Course Title Semester/Year Grade Credit
______________ ___________________________________________ _____________ ______ ______
______________ ___________________________________________ _____________ ______ ______
______________ ___________________________________________ _____________ ______ ______
______________ ___________________________________________ _____________ ______ ______
______________ ___________________________________________ _____________ ______ ______

V. List any of the above courses that you are also using towards another major or minor. Please attach an
additional sheet if needed.
Course Number Major or Minor
__________________ ___________________________________________
__________________ ___________________________________________
__________________ ___________________________________________
__________________ ___________________________________________
__________________ ___________________________________________
__________________ ___________________________________________
__________________ ___________________________________________

VI. If you have taken any Economics courses that are not listed above, please list them here:
Course Number Course Title Semester/Year Grade Credit
______________ ___________________________________________ _____________ ______ ______
______________ ___________________________________________ _____________ ______ ______
______________ ___________________________________________ _____________ ______ ______
______________ ___________________________________________ _____________ ______ ______
______________ ___________________________________________ _____________ ______ ______

Student’s Signature: ________________________________________________ Date: ___________________

The signatures below certify that completion of the above courses will satisfy all requirements for an
Economics major in the Department of Economics.

Advisor: _________________________________________________________ Date: ___________________

Program Director or Chair: __________________________________________ Date: ___________________

Version of 9/25/2016
 Economics Major Checklist Instructions and Policies

• Have your Economics advisor and the Undergraduate Economics Program Director (or Economics Chair) review your

completed Checklist and a current Advisement Report. Your signed Economics Major Checklist must be included in the

Graduation Packet that you personally turn in at the Dowling Hall Student Services Desk. (Your Graduation Packet consists

of a current, unsigned Advisement Report, a signed major checklist, and signed checklists for any second majors or minors.)

• For February 2018 Degree Candidates: Graduation Packets are due by Friday, October 20th

• For May and August 2018 Degree Candidates: Graduation Packets are due by Friday, December 1st.

• Submit your Checklist for review at least one week before the relevant deadline.

• All courses used for major requirements must have grades of C- or higher.

• No course used for major requirements may be taken Pass/Fail.

• Two preapproved transfer courses may be used to meet the elective requirements for an economics major. Students

completing two full semesters of study abroad may use a third preapproved transfer course to meet the elective requirements

for a major. Place a T on the appropriate Economics Major Checklist line to indicate an approved transfer course.

• Beginning with the Class of 2019, all economics majors are required to take at least one upper level (100+) seminar class.

Courses that satisfy the seminar requirement are listed with an ampersand (&) in the listing of course offerings posted on the

Economics Department website.

• If you have more than one major, please see the Bulletin for rules on double-counting courses.

• For Finance Minors – No more than one Economics course used as a Finance Minor elective may be double-counted as an

Economics major elective. Economics 50 may not be double-counted, but Mathematics 32 may be double counted.

• Listing your additional Economics courses in Part VI ensures that they will be included in departmental reviews for honors

and awards.

• See the Economics Department website for complete major requirements and policies.