Undergraduate B.S. Degree

Catalogs

129, 130, 131, 132

Requirements

Courses in Major Study: 33 hours

ECON 202
ECON 203
ECON 320, 330 or 452*
ECON 323
ECON 410
ECMT 463
Economics Elective1
Economics Elective1
Economics Elective1
Writing Intensive Course
Writing Intensive Course

Courses in Minor: 0-18 hours2

Optional: a minor must be declared before the student completes 75 credit hours.

Departmental Requirement: 6 hours

ACCT 209 or 229
ACCT 210 or 230

English Requirement: 12 hours

ENGL 104, with "C" or better
Speech and Writing Skills (3 hours)3
Literature (6 hours)4

Physical Education: 2 hours5

KINE 198
KINE 199

Quantitative Methods: 15 hours

CSCE 203 or INFO 209
MATH 141 or 166
MATH 131, 142 or 151
STAT 211 or 3036

History Requirement: 6 hours

One course in U.S. History and one course in either U.S. or Texas History

Social and Behavioral Science: 6 hours

 

Political Science Requirement: 6 hours

POLS 206
POLS 207

Humanities and Visual/Performing Arts: 9 hours

 

Science: 8 hours7

 

General Electives: 20 hours8

 

Additional Requirements:

International and Cultural Diversity Requirement: 6 hours9

Core Curriculum Foreign Language

Residency Requirement: 36 hours10

Substitutions must be made with the approval of The College of Liberal Arts. Consult your advisor.

Notes:

* A student taking more than one of these courses can apply them as ECON electives.

1. ECON 322 may not be counted toward a degree in economics.

2. At least 9 hours in a Minor must be 300/400 level. Up to 6 hours may come from elsewhere in the degree plan but hours must be made up in the General Elective category. Consult an advisor for minor options.

3. The second speech and writing skills course should be chosen from ENGL 203, 210, 235, 236, 241 or 301; COMM 203 or 243.

4. Six hours of English Literature electives must be chosen from 203, 212, 221, 222, 227, 228, 231 or 232. ENGL 203 may not be used to satisfy more than one requirement. If you are U3 or U4 classification, you must choose a 300-level literature course (except 360 and 361).

5. KINE 199 is to be taken pass/fail; KINE 198, the health & fitness course, is to be taken for a letter grade.

6. Check prerequisites. STAT 211 is especially recommended for those preparing for graduate school. STAT 211 and 303 should be taken before, not concurrently, with ECMT 463. Note that the MATH prerequisites for STAT 211 are two semesters of Calculus.

7. Including at least one lab course. Science courses should be selected from the University Core Curriculum.

8. Or less with a Minor. General electives may be selected from any courses other than economics courses.

9. To be selected from approved list. This course may also be used to satisfy any other requirement.

10. Upper Level, with minimum of 12 hours in major.