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Common Course Sequences: The table below describes several common course sequences for the concentration in monetary economics and finance. It is based on two principles. First, the sooner you complete the core theory courses (ECON 101, 102, 301, 302) the better -- the theory courses form the foundation upon which the 300 and 400-level applied courses build. Second, the more economics courses you have completed before taking ECON 480 (including in particular ECON 365), the more likely you will cap your UNCA career with a well-written, personally interesting and technically superior senior paper. Keep in mind that the course sequences described below represent common paths, not requirements. Many students navigate alternate paths through the major. Be sure, however, to satisfy the prerequisites to the advanced courses before taking them. STAT 185, for example, must be taken before ECON 365 and ECON 380 must be taken before ECON 480; ECON 365 and 380, on the other hand, could easily be taken the same semester. Further, while it is highly advisable to take ECON 365 before ECON 480, it is not required. Remember too that while the course offering pattern has been designed with
an eye to maximizing the number of paths through the major, every course isn't
offered every semester. For example, while it is possible to satisfy the
ECON 406 or ECON 450 requirement every semester, ECON 450 is offered in
the fall and ECON 406 in the spring. Visit the page describing the course offering pattern
to confirm that the courses you'd like to take are offered the semesters you'd
like to take them.
Economics Department Copyright © 2001-2008
[Chris Bell (email), Economics Department, UNC Asheville]. |
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