B.S. in Applied Economics with Nonbusiness Minor

Catalog: 2025-2026

Please note that this is a recommended sequence.
Check catalog for prerequisites.
Course availability may vary from semester to semester.

Freshman Year

Fall Semester

CourseHours
ENGL 1100 (WI)3
Minor3
Social Science*3
KINE 10001
HLTH 10002
Humanity*3
Total15

Spring Semester

CourseHours
Social Science*3
ECON 21133
MATH 10653
Science with Lab4
Fine Art3
Total16

Sophmore Year

Fall Semester

CourseHours
Minor3
Social Science*3
ECON 21333
MATH 21193
ENGL 2201 (WI)3
Total15

Spring Semester

CourseHours
Minor3
ECON 31443
MATH 22833
Science3
ENGL 3880 (WI)3
Total15

Junior Year

Fall Semester

CourseHours
ECON 32443
ECON elective (above 2399)3
COMM 2410 (or ECON elective)3
Free Elective3
ECON elective (above 2399)3
Total15

Spring Semester

CourseHours
ECON elective (4000 or higher)3
ECON elective (above 2399)3
Minor3
Additional Gen Ed course3
Free Elective3
Total15

Senior Year

Fall Semester

CourseHours
Minor3
ECON 4443 (WI)3
ECON elective (above 2399)3
Minor3
Free Elective2
Total15

Spring Semester

CourseHours
ECON elective (4000 or higher)3
Humanity* or Fine Art3
Minor or Free Elective3
Minor or Free Elective3
Minor or Free Elective2
Total14

Total Hours: 120


Notes

  • 4 Writing Intensive (WI) courses must be completed, typically including ENGL 1100, ENGL 2201; ENGL 3880 and ECON 4443
  • A minimum of a C required in ECON 2113, 2133, 3144 and 3244

The Foundations of Democracy requirements should be fulfilled through the completion of one or two humanities or social science courses with the FD1 and FD2 attributes.

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