Economics Minor

Complete Three Required Courses

• ECO 176 - Microeconomic Principles
• ECO 178 - Macroeconomic Principles
• ECO 301 - Intermediate Microeconomics OR

• ECO 303 - Intermediate Macroeconomics  

Complete Three Economics Courses at the 200-Level or Higher

• ECO 205 - Economics of Social Issues and Public Policy
• ECO 206 - United States Economic History
• ECO 211 - Economics of Labor Unions
• ECO 217 - Economic History of the 20th Century American Family
• ECO 230 - Development Economics
• ECO 242 - Econometrics
• ECO 244 - The Economics of Sports
• ECO 246 - Forensic Economics
• ECO 301 - Intermediate Microeconomics (if not taken above)
• ECO 303 - Intermediate Macroeconomics (if not taken above)
• ECO 305 - Public Sector Economics
• ECO 309 - Money and Banking
• ECO 311 - International Economics
• ECO 316 - Markets and Morality
• ECO 317 - Economics and the Law
• ECO 319 - Urban and Regional Economics
• ECO 321 - Economics of Healthcare
• ECO 323 - Labor Economics and Manpower Policy
• ECO 327 - Environmental Economics
• ECO 329 - Industrial Organization
• ECO 337 - Mathematics for Economists
• ECO 343 - International Finance
• ECO 420 - Fixed Income Analysis
• ECO 421 - Seminar in Economic Research

Notes

1. ECO 475 - Internship in Economic Research ,
   ECO 241 - Economic Statistics
    ,
   MTH 125 - Calculus I
     and
   MTH 126 - Calculus II
     cannot be used as electives for the economics minor.
2. No more than one study abroad courses may be counted toward the minor.
3. Students who take both
   ECO 301
     and
   ECO 303
     may count the second of the two course as one of the three electives.
4. It is recommended that Economics minors take
   ECO 241
    ,
   BUS 206
    ,
   MTH 225
     or
   MTH 396
     to fulfill their General Education Statistical Reasoning requirement.