Required Courses for the Economics Major
| 2004-05 | 2003-04 | 2002-03
| 2001-02 |
| 2000-01 |
1999-2000 | 1998-99
|
1997-98 |
2004-2005:
(Courses marked with * must be passed with C or better to meet
impaction standards)
Impaction GPA requirement: cumulative and SDSU GPA of 2.4 or higher
Economics 101* and 102*
Accountancy 201*
Economics 201* OR Statistics 119*
Math 120* OR Math 121* OR Math 150*
IDS 180* OR Social Science
201B*, 201C*, and 201D* OR Social
Science 201C* and a computer course of at least two units*
Social
Science 201A
Economics
301 - Collection and Use of Data in Economics
Economics 320 - Intermediate Macro Theory
Economics 321 - Intermediate Micro Theory
TWO Institutions
and Methods courses, chosen from:
Economics 311,
330, 338, 422, 441, 507
TWO International
courses, chosen from:
Economics 336,
360, 365, 464, 465, 489, 561, 565, 592
TWO Economics
Issues courses, chosen from:
Economics 380,
382, 401, 452, 453, 454, 458, 490
Plus:
Three semesters of a foreign language
[four years of
high school is equivalent, can test out]
Upper-division writing requirement
[must pass a "W"
course with C or better, or can test out]
Completion
of an online graduation survey in final semester
2003-2004:
(Courses marked with * must be passed with C or better to meet
impaction standards)
Impaction GPA requirement: cumulative and SDSU GPA of 2.4 or higher
Economics 101* and 102*
Accountancy 201
Economics 201* OR Statistics 119*
Math 120 OR Math 121 OR Math 150
IDS 180* OR Social Science
201B*, 201C*, and 201D* OR Social
Science 201C* and a computer course of at least two units*
Social
Science 201A
Economics
301 - Collection and Use of Data in Economics
Economics 320 - Intermediate Macro Theory
Economics 321 - Intermediate Micro Theory
TWO Institutions
and Methods courses, chosen from:
Economics 311,
330, 338, 422, 441, 507
TWO International
courses, chosen from:
Economics 336,
360, 365, 464, 465, 489, 561, 565, 592
TWO Economics
Issues courses, chosen from:
Economics 380,
382, 401, 452, 453, 454, 458, 490
Plus:
Three semesters of a foreign language
[four years of
high school is equivalent, can test out]
Upper-division writing requirement
[must pass a "W"
course with C or better, or can test out]
2002-2003:
(Courses marked with * must be passed with C or better to meet
impaction standards)
Impaction GPA requirement: cumulative and SDSU GPA of 2.3 or higher
Economics 101* and 102*
Accountancy 201
Economics 201* OR Statistics 119*
Math 120 OR Math 121 OR Math 150
IDS 180* OR 3 units of Social Science 201 (must include 201C)
Economics
301 - Collection and Use of Data in Economics
Economics 320 - Intermediate Macro Theory
Economics 321 - Intermediate Micro Theory
TWO Institutions
and Methods courses, chosen from:
Economics 311,
330, 338, 422, 441, 507
TWO International
courses, chosen from:
Economics 336,
360, 365, 464, 465, 489, 561, 565, 592
TWO Economics
Issues courses, chosen from:
Economics 380,
382, 401, 452, 453, 454, 458, 490
Plus:
Three semesters of a foreign language
[four years of
high school is equivalent, can test out]
Upper-division writing requirement
[must pass a "W"
course with C or better, or can test out]
2001-2002:
Economics 101 and 102
Accountancy 201
Economics 201 OR Statistics 119
Math 120 OR Math 121 OR Math 150
IDS 180 OR 3 units of Social Science 201 (must include 201C)
Economics
301 - Collection and Use of Data in Economics
Economics 320 - Intermediate Macro Theory
Economics 321 - Intermediate Micro Theory
TWO Institutions
and Methods courses, chosen from:
Economics 311,
330, 338, 422, 441, 507
TWO International
courses, chosen from:
Economics 336,
360, 365, 464, 465, 489, 561, 565, 592
TWO Economics
Issues courses, chosen from:
Economics 380,
382, 401, 452, 453, 454, 458, 490
Plus:
Three semesters of a foreign language
[four years of
high school is equivalent, can test out]
Upper-division writing requirement
[must pass a "W"
course with C or better, or can test out]
2000-2001:
Economics 101 and 102
Accountancy 201
Economics 201 OR Statistics 119
Math 120 OR Math 121 OR Math 150
IDS 180 OR 3 units of Social Science 201 (must include 201C)
Economics
301 - Collection and Use of Data in Economics
Economics 320 - Intermediate Macro Theory
Economics 321 - Intermediate Micro Theory
TWO Institutions
and Methods courses, chosen from:
Economics 311,
330, 338, 422, 441, 507
TWO International
courses, chosen from:
Economics 336,
360, 365, 464, 465, 489, 561, 565, 592
TWO Economics
Issues courses, chosen from:
Economics 380,
382, 401, 452, 453, 454, 458, 490
Plus:
Three semesters of a foreign language
[four years of
high school is equivalent, can test out]
Upper-division writing requirement
[must pass a "W"
course with C or better, or can test out]
1999-2000:
Economics 101 and 102
Economics 201 OR Statistics 119
Math 120 OR Math 121 OR Math 150
IDS 180 OR 3 units of Social Science 201
Economics
320 - Intermediate Macro Theory
Economics 321 - Intermediate Micro Theory
Economics 441 - Econometrics
15
units of upper-division electives [can be any 5 classes - see the
actual catalog for suggested courses of study]
Plus:
Three semesters of a foreign language
[four years of
high school is equivalent, can test out]
Upper-division writing requirement
[must pass a "W"
course with C or better, or can test out]
1998-1999:
Economics 101 and 102
Economics 201 OR Statistics 119
Math 120 OR Math 121 OR Math 150
IDS 180 OR 3 units of Social Science 201
Economics
320 - Intermediate Macro Theory
Economics 321 - Intermediate Micro Theory
Economics 441 - Econometrics
15 units of
upper-division electives
[can be any 5
classes - see the actual catalog for suggested courses of study]
Plus:
Three semesters of a foreign language
[four years of
high school is equivalent, can test out]
Upper-division writing requirement
[must pass a "W"
course with C or better, or can test out]
1997-1998:
Economics 101 and 102
Economics 201 OR Statistics 119
Math 120 OR Math 121 OR Math 150
IDS 180 OR 3 units of Social Science 201
Economics
320 - Intermediate Macro Theory
Economics 321 - Intermediate Micro Theory
Economics 441 - Econometrics
15 units of
upper-division electives
[can be any 5
classes - see the actual catalog for suggested courses of study]
Plus:
Three semesters of a foreign language
[four years of
high school is equivalent, can test out]
Upper-division writing requirement
[must pass a "W"
course with C or better, or can test out]
