ECOBS - Economics - Bachelor of Science

The requirements below pertain to this Undergraduate Catalog year only. The following is intended as a guide for academic planning, showing how a student may complete all requirements within the timeline indicated, including the order in which some courses should/must be taken. Students should consult with their academic advisor to discuss their individual plan of study.

A minimum of 120 total credit hours is required, including 40 senior-level hours (200-300 level courses).

In addition to completing major requirements, students must complete:

• General Education requirements (refer to the General Education Requirements page in this catalog for alternative options for transfer students)

• One course for the AMALI graduation requirement

• One course for the IDEAS graduation requirement

• Specific degree type requirements (Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science)

• Some courses may satisfy a major requirement and one of the requirements noted above.

The requirements below pertain to this Undergraduate Catalog year only. The following is intended as a guide for academic planning, showing how a student may complete all requirements within the timeline indicated, including the order in which some courses should/must be taken. Students should consult with their academic advisor to discuss their individual plan of study.

A minimum of 120 total credit hours is required, including 40 senior-level hours (200-300 level courses).

In addition to completing major requirements, students must complete:

• General Education requirements (refer to the General Education Requirements page in this catalog for alternative options for transfer students)

• One course for the AMALI graduation requirement

• One course for the IDEAS graduation requirement

• Specific degree type requirements (Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science)

• Some courses may satisfy a major requirement and one of the requirements noted above.

The requirements below pertain to this Undergraduate Catalog year only. The following is intended as a guide for academic planning, showing how a student may complete all requirements within the timeline indicated, including the order in which some courses should/must be taken. Students should consult with their academic advisor to discuss their individual plan of study.

A minimum of 120 total credit hours is required, including 40 senior-level hours (200-300 level courses).

In addition to completing major requirements, students must complete:

• General Education requirements (refer to the General Education Requirements page in this catalog for alternative options for transfer students)

• One course for the AMALI graduation requirement

• One course for the IDEAS graduation requirement

• Specific degree type requirements (Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science)

• Some courses may satisfy a major requirement and one of the requirements noted above.

To graduate in the accelerated sequence, a student must take at least one course for graduate credit.

The requirements below pertain to this Undergraduate Catalog year only. The following is intended as a guide for academic planning, showing how a student may complete all requirements within the timeline indicated, including the order in which some courses should/must be taken. Students should consult with their academic advisor to discuss their individual plan of study.

A minimum of 120 total credit hours is required, including 40 senior-level hours (200-300 level courses).

In addition to completing major requirements, students must complete:

• General Education requirements (refer to the General Education Requirements page in this catalog for alternative options for transfer students)

• One course for the AMALI graduation requirement

• One course for the IDEAS graduation requirement

• Specific degree type requirements (Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science)

• Some courses may satisfy a major requirement and one of the requirements noted above.

To graduate in the accelerated sequence, a student must take at least one course for graduate credit.