2015-2016 B.A. in ECONOMICS
General Economics Option
Suggested 2-Year Academic Roadmap
J U N I O R
Summer
Orientation
& Transfer
Day
Study major
documents
sent by CBE
Advisor
Workshops,
Bootcamps,
Seminars
Fall
Winter
Micro-Economic
Theory I
ECON 30001
(4)
(ECON 23012, MATH
1810 or 1304)
Micro-Economic
Theory II
ECON 3001
(4)
(ECON 3000)
S E N I O R
Spring
Money, Banking,
Financial
Intermediaries
ECON 3310
(4)
(ECON 2302)
Macro-Economics
for Business
ECON 30053
(4)
(ECON 2301, 2302)2
Introduction to
Econometrics
ECON 4400
(4)
(ECON 2301, 2302;
STAT 1000)
Upper Division
Economics Elective4
(4)
Upper Division
GE
(4)
Upper Division
GE
(4)
Upper Division
GE
(4)
[C4-Humanities]
[D4-Social Science]
[B6-Natural Sciences]
Fall5
Winter
Spring
Upper Division
Economics Elective4
(4)
Upper Division
Economics Elective4
(4)
Upper Division
Economics Elective4
(4)
Complete
GE/General
degree reqs.
Upper Division
Economics Elective4
(4)
Upper Division
Economics Elective4
(4)
Upper Division
Economics Elective4
(4)
Résumé
Prep &
Mock
Interviews
Career or
Graduate
School
Fair6
Summer
Internship
or Job
Shadowing
2nd English Composition Course ENGL 1002* (4) Complete before UWSR.
Performing Arts & Activities PA&A* (4)
Complete
all major LD
Core
University Writing Skills Requirement UWSR (0-8)
U.S. History, Constitution & American Ideals Code Requirement CODE* (8)
Cultural Groups & Women’s Requirement CGW* (0-4) Approved courses can satisfy both CGW and a GE area.
180 Quarter Unit Graduation Requirement General Degree Elective(s) (0-30)
FOOTNOTES: *This roadmap does not show lower division (LD) GE or major requirements. Students transferring into CSUEB may have
LEGEND:
already completed all or some of the LD requirements at their previous institution. LD GE coursework should be 13-17 courses (60 quarter
units) and may be transferred from another college or university. No CSUEB code course maybe counted for GE Areas A-E. For assistance with
GE/General Degree Requirements, please contact: Academic Advising & Career Education (AACE) in SA 2300, call (510) 885-3621 or email
Course Title
[email protected]. LD Core for major must be completed prior to enrolling in Upper Division (UD) Core. All UD major courses (major and
Course # (Units)
option) must be completed within 10 years of graduation. All UD major courses (core and option) must be from an AACSB-accredited
university. 1) Students completing a double major in Economics and Business Administration can opt to take ECON 3551 Managerial
(Pre-Requisite)
Economics and Business Strategy. 2) Must be completed with a grade of “C” or better. 3) Students planning to take the Social Science
Economics Option may substitute ECON 3006 Macro-Economics for Business. 4) Students must select seven upper division economics
[GE Area]
courses, excluding ECON 3551, 3898, 4900. 5) Offered quarterly by University and College. 6) Students planning to complete all GE and major
requirements in Spring should apply for graduation on MyCSUEB.
General Education
Major: Upper Division Core
Major: Electives
General Degree Requirements
Suggested Activities
Major: Economics
Option: General Economics
2015-16 Bachelor of Arts
Degree Requirement Checklist
General Education Coursework
Units
Lower Division General Education*:
Coursework should be 13-17 courses and may be transferred from
another college or university.
Upper Division General Education:
Area B - Natural Sciences
B6. UD Science Elective
Area C - Humanities
C4. UD Humanities Elective
Area D - Social Science
D4. UD Social Science Elective
Graduation Degree Requirements
Performing Arts & Activities* (PA&A)
Second Course in English Composition* (ENGL 1002)
Cultural Groups/Women in the U.S.*(CGW)
U.S. History, Constitution & American Ideals Requirement* (CODE)
University Writings Skills Requirement (UWSR)
Minimum of 12 CSUEB GE Units taken in residence
Minimum of 60 Upper-Division Units
Minimum of 45 CSUEB Units taken in residence
Minimum of 180 Total Units*
Minimum G.P.A. of 2.00 is required in all units you attempt at CSUEB, all
the units you attempt including transfer units, and all units you
attempt in the major.
VBT 129
Advises:
Phone:
Fax:
Email:
Appt:
12
4
4
4
Units
4
4
0-4
8
0-8
Student Support Services
CBE Undergraduate Student Success & Service Center
All major-related requirements: admission, registration, and graduation
(510) 885-3323
(510) 885-2054
[email protected]
www.csueastbay.edu/cbeadvising
CBE Career Development Center
CBE Internships. employment opportunities, student clubs
(510) 885-2275
[email protected]
Academic Advising & Career Education
All general education & graduation degree requirements, major exploration,
career counseling, networking, résumés
Phone: (510) 885-3621
Email: [email protected]
VBT 342
Advises:
Phone:
Email:
SA 2300
Advises:
Major Requirements
Lower Division Core:
ECON 2301 and 2302 should be completed with a grade of "C" or better.
All LD Core should be completed prior to enrolling in UD Core.
Coursework should be 4 courses and may be transferred from another
college or university.
Upper Division Core: Must be completed within 10 years of graduation
ECON 30001,2 Micro-Economic Theory I
ECON 3001
Micro-Economic Theory II
ECON 30053 Macro-Economics for Business
ECON 4400
Introduction to Econometrics
ECON 3310
Money, Banking, and Financial Intermediaries
Upper Division Economics Electives4:
Select seven upper division economics courses, excluding ECON 3551, 3898, 4900.
ECON 3107
Global Economic Analysis
ECON 3140
Engineering Economy
ECON 3170
History of Economic Thought
ECON 3200
Comparative Economic Systems
ECON 3370
Public Sector Economics
ECON 3500
Regional and Urban Economics: Survey
ECON 3555
Economics of Innovation and Intellectual Property
ECON 3560
Economics of Information and Organizations
ECON 3680
Labor Economics
ECON 3690
Health Economics and Public Policy
ECON 3999
Issues in Economics
ECON 4306
Environmental Economics
ECON 4315
Monetary Theory
ECON 4520
Industrial Organization and Public Policy
ECON 4590
Selected Topics in Economic Analysis
ECON 4700
International Trade
ECON 4705
International Finance
ECON 4710
International Economic Development
Units
20
28