Mathematical Prerequisites
21-120:   Differential and Integral Calculus
21-256:   Multivariate Analysis and Approximation

19 Units
10 units
  9 units

Probability Requirement
73-207:   Probability Theory for Economists

 9 Units
 9 units

Writing Requirement
Choose one:
73-270:   Professional Writing for Economists
76-270:   Writing in the Professions
76-271:   Introduction to Professional and Technical Writing

 9 Units
 
9 units
 9 units
 9 units

Economic Theory Requirements
73-100:   Principles of Economics
73-150:   Microeconomics
73-200:   Macroeconomics

27 Units
 9 units
 9 units
 9 units

Economic Analysis Requirements
73-226:   Quantitative Economic Analysis
36-303:   Sampling, Survey, and Society

18 Units
 9 units
 9 units

Economic History Requirement
73-310:   History of Economic Issues and Analysis

 9 Units
 9 units

Advanced Economic Electives
Students must take four advanced economics elective courses. Advanced elective courses are those courses numbered 73-300 through 73-495, as well as courses designated by the Undergraduate Economics Program which are offered by other departments/programs. Additionally, students may work with their advisor to structure a set of courses to meet these requirements based on their particular interests, subject to course availability.

36 Units

Special Electives
Students must take three special elective courses in the humanities and social sciences. The list of courses designated as "Special Electives" is maintained and revised from time to time by the Undergraduate Economics Program.