Economics with Approved Minor (Bachelor of Arts)

In addition to courses noted below, candidates for graduation must successfully complete all JSU Academic Regulations. More information about Jax MIX requirements and Alabama Transfers equivalents can be found in their respective section of the catalog.

Plan of Study Grid
Freshman
FallHours
Jax MIX Communication: EH Composition sequence 3
Jax MIX Expression: Fine Arts 3
Jax MIX Inquiry: Science 4
MS 112 Precalculus Algebra (or higher excluding MS 204 - Jax MIX Communication) 3
Jax MIX Experience: History 3
SSC 101 First Year Experience 0
 Hours16
Spring
Jax MIX Communication: EH Composition sequence 3
Jax MIX Inquiry: Science 4
Jax MIX Experience: Social/Behavioral Science 3
ST 260 Statistics/Quantitative Methods I 3
 Hours13
Sophomore
Fall
Jax MIX Expression: Literature sequence 3
EC 221 Principles of Microeconomics (Jax MIX Experience) 3
ST 261 Statistics/Quantitative Methods II 3
Minor Course 2 3
General Electives 3
 Hours15
Spring
Jax MIX Expression: Literature sequence 3
Jax MIX Experience: Social/Behavioral Science 3
CS 201 Introduction to Information Technology 3
EC 222 Principles of Macroeconomics 3
Minor Course 2 3
 Hours15
Junior
Fall
EH 141 Speech (Jax MIX Communication) 3
EC 321 Intermediate Microeconomics 3
Economics Electives 1 3
Minor Course 2 3
General Electives 3
 Hours15
Spring
EC 303 Money and Banking 3
EC 310 Public Finance 3
Minor Course 2 3
General Electives 7
 Hours16
Senior
Fall
EC 322 Intermediate Macroeconomics 3
EC 486 Econometrics 3
Economics Electives 1 3
Minor Course 2 3
General Elective 3
 Hours15
Spring
EC 463 Senior Seminar in Economics (WI) 3
Economics Electives 1 3
Minor Course 2 3
General Electives/Minor Course 6
 Hours15
 Total Hours120
1

Any Economics course not already used to meet program requirements may be used to meet Economics electives (EC 300-499). Six credits of economics electives may be taken from the following courses: FIN 361 Bank Management (3)FIN 397 Financial Institutions and Markets (3), FIN 434 International Finance (3), FIN 441 Intermediate Finance (3), FIN 474 Investments (3), and FIN 475 Advanced Topics in Finance (3). All course prerequisites must be met. 

2

Two Writing Intensive courses (WI) are required to graduate. Advisors will guide students to the appropriate courses based on their major and minor.