Economics, B.A Sample Degree Map

The Economics, B.A degree is designed to prepare students to understand and participate in this complex economic world. Economic majors study current economic events and analyze the basis for economic problems and policies. They learn that economics is basically not a technical skill but a way of thinking that enables them to approach many diverse problems and issues in a logical and orderly manner.

The State University of New York at Fredonia is committed to doing our part to provide each student a clear path to graduation. This four-year degree plan is a sample map for fulfilling requirements in the major, the Fredonia Foundations (FF), and other supporting courses. The pathway that you take to your degree may differ somewhat from this illustration, depending on where you start and the detours and side trips you may take along the way. If you are committed to completing your degree in four years, we encourage you to consider signing up for the Fredonia in 4 program. For complete information about this degree program, please consult the university catalog at www.fredonia.edu/catalog

Sample Degree Plan

First Year

Fall Semester

Course Credits
ENGL 100 Craft of Writing 3
MATH 120 Survey of Calculus 3
FF Course 3
FF Course 3
General Elective or Minor Course 3
TOTAL 15

Spring Semester

Course Credits
FF Course 3
FF Course 3
FF Course 3
FF Course 3
General Elective or Minor Course 3
TOTAL 15

Second Year

Fall Semester

Course Credits
ECON 210 Principles of Macroeconomics 3
FF Course 3
General Elective or Minor Course 3
General Elective or Minor Course 3
General Elective or Minor Course 3
TOTAL 15

Spring Semester

Course Credits
ECON 200 Fundamentals of Statistics 3
ECON 205 Principles of Microeconomics 3
General Elective or Minor Course 3
General Elective or Minor Course 3
General Elective or Minor Course 3
TOTAL 15

Third Year

Fall Semester

Course Credits
ECON 300 Statistical Analysis 3
ECON 305 Intermediate Microeconomics 3
General Elective or Minor Course 3
General Elective or Minor Course 3
General Elective or Minor Course 3
TOTAL 15

Spring Semester

Course Credits
ECON 310 Intermediate Macroeconomics 3
ECON Major Elective 3
General Elective or Minor Course 3
General Elective or Minor Course 3
General Elective or Minor Course 3
TOTAL 15

Fourth Year

Fall Semester

Course Credits
ECON Major Elective 3
ECON Major Elective 3
General Elective or Minor Course 3
General Elective or Minor Course 3
General Elective or Minor Course 3
TOTAL 15

Spring Semester

Course Credits
ECON 450 Senior Seminar 3
ECON Major Elective 3
General Elective or Minor Course 3
General Elective or Minor Course 3
General Elective or Minor Course 3
TOTAL 15

GRAND TOTAL: 120

This Sample Degree Map is based on the requirements published in the University Catalog.

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