Economics Major

a. Calculus I and III (MATH V1101, MATH V1201) may be substituted for Math Methods for Economics (ECON BC1007) to satisfy the calculus requirement. Students with an AP score of AB = 3 or higher and are placed out of Calculus 1 are exempt from taking this course. Honor’s mathematics I & II may be substituted for two semesters of Calculus I & III.

b. ECON W3213 (at Columbia) may be stubsituted for BC3033

c. ECON W3211 (at Columbia) may be substituted for BC3035.

d. STAT W1111, PSYC BC1101, BUSI G6014, or STAT W1211 may be stubstituted for ECON BC2411.

e. ECON W3412 (at Columbia) may be stubstituted for ECON BC3018.



	Economics Major (Economics Track) The track in Economics teaches students the theory and the analytical and mathematical tools now expected of entering graduate students in economics and useful for graduate study in relatd fields such as business. It is easiest to understand the requirements for the major in Economics (Economics Track) by reference to the Major Requirement Declaration Form. Take special note of the four dimensions of the major. Keeping these four dimensions in mind will help you to plan your program, and to avoid the most common missteps on the road to completion of the major. (See Tips and Caveats.)

		a. Calculus I and III (MATH V1101, MATH V1201) may be substituted for Math Methods for Economics (ECON BC1007) to satisfy the calculus requirement. Students with an AP score of AB = 3 or higher and are placed out of Calculus 1 are exempt from taking this course. Honor’s mathematics I & II may be substituted for two semesters of Calculus I & III. b. ECON W3213 (at Columbia) may be stubsituted for BC3033 c. ECON W3211 (at Columbia) may be substituted for BC3035. d. STAT W1111, PSYC BC1101, BUSI G6014, or STAT W1211 may be stubstituted for ECON BC2411. e. ECON W3412 (at Columbia) may be stubstituted for ECON BC3018.








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