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    This document outlines the plan of study for earning a major in Economics at UCC effective Fall 2003. It lists the required courses in areas such as English composition, humanities, quantitative reasoning, social inquiry, natural sciences, and arts. Students must complete 60 credits including prerequisites of macroeconomics and microeconomics with a 2.0 GPA to be accepted into the economics major. The plan of study provides guidance on fulfilling general education requirements while completing courses to lay the foundation for an economics major with available concentrations in international economics, economics of public policy, economics of business and industry, or economic development.

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    This document outlines the plan of study for earning a major in Economics at UCC effective Fall 2003. It lists the required courses in areas such as English composition, humanities, quantitative reasoning, social inquiry, natural sciences, and arts. Students must complete 60 credits including prerequisites of macroeconomics and microeconomics with a 2.0 GPA to be accepted into the economics major. The plan of study provides guidance on fulfilling general education requirements while completing courses to lay the foundation for an economics major with available concentrations in international economics, economics of public policy, economics of business and industry, or economic development.

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    This document outlines the plan of study for earning a major in Economics at UCC effective Fall 2003. It lists the required courses in areas such as English composition, humanities, quantitative reasoning, social inquiry, natural sciences, and arts. Students must complete 60 credits including prerequisites of macroeconomics and microeconomics with a 2.0 GPA to be accepted into the economics major. The plan of study provides guidance on fulfilling general education requirements while completing courses to lay the foundation for an economics major with available concentrations in international economics, economics of public policy, economics of business and industry, or economic development.

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    This document outlines the plan of study for earning a major in Economics at UCC effective Fall 2003. It lists the required courses in areas such as English composition, humanities, quantitative reasoning, social inquiry, natural sciences, and arts. Students must complete 60 credits including prerequisites of macroeconomics and microeconomics with a 2.0 GPA to be accepted into the economics major. The plan of study provides guidance on fulfilling general education requirements while completing courses to lay the foundation for an economics major with available concentrations in international economics, economics of public policy, economics of business and industry, or economic development.

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    Revised 05/11

    PL AN OF STUDY
    UCC-Effective Fall 2003
    Major: Economics
    Available Concentrations: I nternational Economics, Economics of Public Policy,
    Economics of Business and I ndustry, Economic Development

    Advisor: MMC: Dr. Joel Carton Office: DM 307B
    Phone: 305-348-2682 E-mail : [email protected]
    Website: http://casgroup.fiu.edu/economics

    Freshman Experience
    Students with less than 30 transfer credits only
    Course Credits Done
    SLS 1501 First year Experience 1

    English Composition (Gordon RuleIntensive Writing)
    Students with 30 or fewer transfer credits and all F TI C


    Course Credits Done
    ENC 1101 Writing & Rhetoric I
    (prerequisite for 1102)
    3
    ENC 1102 Writing & Rhetoric II 3
    Students with more than 30 transfer creditsnot F TI C

    may
    have alternative choices-see note below.



    Humanities w/ Writing (Gordon RuleI ntensive Writing)
    Course: Historically Oriented*
    Credits Done

    3

    Course* Credits Done
    3

    Quantitative Reasoning (Gordon Rule)
    Course: Pure Math Credits Done
    MAC 2311 Calc I or
    MAC 2233 Calc for Business
    3-4

    Course Credits Done
    ST A 2122 Intro to Stats I or
    ST A 2023 Stats for Business
    3

    As of Summer B 2010, freshmen entering F I U must take a minimum
    of one Global Learning (GL) course in their first two years - refer to
    University Core Curriculum (UCC) list to identify designated GL
    courses.

    Social I nqui ry
    Course: Found. of Social I nqui ry Credits Done
    E CO 2013 Macro Economics 3

    Course: Societies and I denti ties Credits Done
    E CS 3003 Comparative Economic Syst.
    (recommended)
    3

    Natural Sciences
    Course: Life Sciences*
    Credits Done
    3
    Cor responding Lab 1

    Course: Physical Sciences*
    Credits Done
    3
    Cor responding Lab 1

    Arts (3 credits total needed)
    Course*
    Credits Done
    3

    Pre-requisite for the Major
    Course Credits Done
    E CO 2023 Micro Economics 3

    Electives (approximatel y 21 credits needed)
    Course Credits Done













    *See Core check off form for choices

    First-Time-In-College

    Students with more than 30 transfer creditsnot FTIC

    may take ENC 2304 and one of the following ENC 3213, ENC 3311, or
    ENC 3314 to fulfill their English Composition requirement. Check with an advisor to see if these classes would be appropriate.

    College Requirements: Must earn a :C' or better in a second semester foreign language course (i.e. college credit for Spanish II or higher).


    Requirements for acceptance into the major:
    1. Total credits = 60 with a 2.0 cumulative GPA.
    2. CLAS completed.

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