Information about requirements for the major, such as “Choose One” in a group of requirements, are listed at the top of each category in your degree audit.
Always check the PREREQUISITES on classes you want to take.
In the Class Search, click View. Prerequisites are listed as Class Attributes.
Prerequisites can also be found in the course listing in the Undergraduate Catalogue.
You cannot take a prerequisite concurrently with the class that requires it. For example, you cannot take MATH 155 and ECON 311 at the same time.
We recommend taking ECON 311 before taking ANY upper-level electives in economics, even if the particular economics class you want does not list ECON 311 as a prerequisite. Don’t wait until your senior year to take ECON 311, it could prove disastrous for your graduation plans.
DO NOT schedule ECON 311 and 312 within the same semester.
Take calculus, either MATH 151 or MATH 155, before taking STAT 351 or ECON 310.
If you take MATH 106, you are not yet eligible to take MATH 151; you must take MATH 150 first.
MATH 106, however, does prepare you for MATH 155.
ECON 320 uses STAT 121 as a prerequisite, but we recommend having upper-level stat, like ECON 310 or STAT 351, before taking it.
ECON 320 is a separate requirement and, if taken alone, it will NOT count as an upper-level econ elective.
However, if you take ECON 421 or 423 from the same category, those will count as upper-level electives.
Remember that winter and summer session classes are accelerated. For example, a winter session class has the same content has a 16 week regular semester class, but it’s delivered in a three week time period. That’s fast!
You may take 1 winter session class without Excess Credit permission. You may take 2 summer sessions classes per session without Excess Credit permission.