The Bachelor of Science in mathematical economics is an interdisciplinary program that provides students going on to professional or graduate schools the solid economic and mathematical training they need for such undertakings while holding the number of required courses within reasonable limits. Specific requirements include:

Economics 101

Economics 102

Economics 301 - passed with a grade no lower than C-

Economics 302 - passed with a grade no lower than C-

Economics 441

One course chosen from Economics 423, 424 or 709

Two economics electives

Mathematics 121

Mathematics 122

Mathematics 221

Mathematics 224

Mathematics 301

Mathematics 309

One mathematics elective

Last Updated on: February 10, 2006