Department of Economics

Bachelor of Science in Economics (Law)

Major Code: 0399

Curriculum Guide
Course
Freshman Year: First Semester
FRST 101
MATH 1111
ENGL 100
Scientific Reasoning I4
Scientific Reasoning I Lab4
MGMT 110 (formerly MGMT 220)
Semester Total
Sophomore Year: First Semester
MGMT 132 (formerly MIS 241)
ECON 200
ECON 206
PHIL 102 (formerly PHIL 262)
African American Studies5
Semester Total
Junior Year: First Semester
ECON 311 (formerly ECON 410)
ECON 314 (formerly ECON 440)
BUED 400
FOLA Elective
COMM Elective3
Semester Total
Senior Year: First Semester
ECON 452 (formerly ECON 505)
MGMT 303 (formerly MGMT 361)
Elective
Law and Philosophy Elective2
Semester Total

CR
1
4
3
3
1
3
15
3
3
3
3
3
15

3
3
3
3
3
15
3
3
3
3
12

Course
CR
Freshman Year: Second Semester
Scientific Reasoning II4
3
1
MATH 112
4
ENGL 101
3
SPCH 250
3
BUED 110 (formerly BUED 210)
3
HPED Elective
1
Semester Total
17
Sophomore Year: Second Semester
BUED 260 (formerly BUED 360)
3
ECON 201
3
ECON 212 (formerly ECON 312)
3
ECON Elective
3
6
Global Awareness
3
HPED Elective
1
Semester Total
16
Junior Year: Second Semester
ECON 315 (formerly ECON 415)
3
ECON 313 (formerly ECON 420)
3
FOLA Elective
3
ECON Elective
3
3
COMM Elective
3
Semester Total
15
Senior Year: Second Semester
ECON 492 (formerly ECON 525)
3
MGMT 429 (formerly MGMT 462)
3
Law and Philosophy Elective2
3
3
Law and Philosophy Elective2
Elective
3
Semester Total
15

Total Credit Hours: 120

1Two

MATHs are required for this discipline: MATH 111 and MATH 112. (MATH 103 & MATH 104 combined can
substitute for MATH 111.) MATH 131 and/or MATH 132 can be used as substitutions for either course provided that two
of these four courses are taken. All MATHs require a minimum of grade C or better. MATH 131 and MATH 132 are
recommended for those planning to pursue graduate study. MATH 110 is not a substitute for MATH 111.
2Three Law and Philosophy electives must be chosen from the following courses: POLI 542, 543, CRJS 450, 320, PHIL 201,
263, 266, 311, 314, 316, 402, 406.
3Two Communications electives must be chosen from the following courses: ENGL 240, SPCH 251, 401, 552. At least three
of the LP and COMM electives must be from the 400 or 500 levels.

4Scientific

Reasoning List: BIOL 100, 101, 102, CHEM 104, 106, 107, 114 (lab), 116 (lab), 117 (lab), EASC 201, PHYS 101, 104,
105, 110, 111 (lab), 225, 226, 235 (lab), 236 (lab), 242, 251 (lab), 252 (lab).
5African American Studies List: (Social Sciences) = HIST 101-103, (Humanities) = ENGL 209, LIBS 202, 223, 241, MUSI 220.
6Global Awareness List: (Social Sciences) = HIST 130, 207, 216, 231, (Humanities) = PHIL 103, ENGL 230, 231.
NOTE: The two (2) courses chosen to fulfill the African American Studies elective and the Global Awareness elective must
include one African American Studies course and one Global Awareness course (that is, an African American Studies
course must be chosen for one of these electives and a Global Awareness course must be chosen for the other elective).

MAJOR PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS

Students must earn a C (not C-) or better in the following courses:
ECON 206

ECON 315

ECON 212

ECON 452

ECON 311

ECON 492

ECON 313

MGMT 303

ECON 314

MGMT 429

Students in the College of Business and Economics must earn a minimum grade of C in ENGL 100, 101; MATH 111,
112; ACCT 221, ACCT 222; BUED 260, ECON 206, FIN 253, MGMT 110, MGMT 201, MGMT 315, MGMT 495, and MKTG
230.