A checklist is the list of requirements to complete this program and receive the award, as the college publishes it in its catalog. It is the same for everyone. It does not say what you have completed; that comes from applying your own record.
Program
- Award
- BS
- Credential class
- ceterms:BachelorDegree
- CIP
- 45.1004
- Credits (computed from items)
- 54-55
- Catalog edition
- 2025-2026
- Checklist type
- degree-program
Identifiers
- IPEDS UNITID
- 168005
- CourseShelf checklist
- CK_168005_0aeef6c9
- CollegeTransfer.Net
- Institution Transfer Profile
- Source
- CourseShelf publish 61
Requirements to complete
Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.
Undergraduate Degree Requirements
41 items
- Foundation StudiesNot resolved to a course
- Art HistoryNot resolved to a course
- Arts AdministrationNot resolved to a course
- Asian StudiesNot resolved to a course
- Black StudiesNot resolved to a course
- CAS Honors Community ScholarsNot resolved to a course
- CAS Self-Designed MajorNot resolved to a course
- Computer ScienceNot resolved to a course
- Criminal JusticeNot resolved to a course
- Environmental ScienceNot resolved to a course
- Environmental StudiesNot resolved to a course
- Forensic ScienceNot resolved to a course
- Global and Cultural CommunicationNot resolved to a course
- Global Cultural StudiesNot resolved to a course
- Graphic DesignNot resolved to a course
- History and Literature HonorsNot resolved to a course
- Interior DesignNot resolved to a course
- International RelationsNot resolved to a course
- Media and FilmNot resolved to a course
- Paralegal StudiesNot resolved to a course
- Political ScienceNot resolved to a course
- Politics, Philosophy and EconomicsNot resolved to a course
- Politics, Philosophy and Economics, BA, BSNot resolved to a course
- Public RelationsNot resolved to a course
- Radiation Science and TherapyNot resolved to a course
- Religious StudiesNot resolved to a course
- Restorative Justice PracticesNot resolved to a course
- Social MediaNot resolved to a course
- Studio ArtNot resolved to a course
- Women's and Gender StudiesNot resolved to a course
- Youth and Community StudiesNot resolved to a course
- College of Arts and Sciences Graduate ProgramsNot resolved to a course
- Sawyer Business School Undergraduate ProgramsNot resolved to a course
- Sawyer Business School Graduate ProgramsNot resolved to a course
- Dual Degree Graduate ProgramsNot resolved to a course
- INTO Suffolk ProgramsNot resolved to a course
- Catalog LinksNot resolved to a course
- Catalog HomeNot resolved to a course
- Site MapNot resolved to a course
- All CatalogsNot resolved to a course
- Politics, Philosophy and Economics, BA, BSNot resolved to a course
Degree Requirements
1 item
- Learning Goals and ObjectivesNot resolved to a course
Degree Requirements - 126 credits
2 items
- Students can earn a Bachelor of Arts degree or a Bachelor of Science degree with this majorNot resolved to a course
- Politics, Philosophy and Economics Major Requirements: 14 courses, 54-55 creditsNot resolved to a course54-55
Core Requirements (8 courses, 30-31 credits)
22 items
- Applied MicroeconomicsNot resolved to a course
- Honors Applied MicroeconomicsNot resolved to a course
- Global MacroeconomicsNot resolved to a course
- Honors Global MacroeconomicsNot resolved to a course
- Ethics and Civic LifeNot resolved to a course
- Honors Ethics and Civic LifeNot resolved to a course
- Social and Political PhilosophyNot resolved to a course
- Introduction to American PoliticsNot resolved to a course
- Honors Introduction to American PoliticsNot resolved to a course
- Political EconomyNot resolved to a course
- Honors Political EconomyNot resolved to a course
- Choose one of the following:Not resolved to a course
- Introduction to Comparative PoliticsNot resolved to a course
- Honors Introduction to Comparative PoliticsNot resolved to a course
- U.S. Constitutional Law and Civil LibertiesNot resolved to a course
- Choose one of the following:Not resolved to a course
- Formal LogicNot resolved to a course
- Data Analysis and PoliticsNot resolved to a course
- Introduction to StatisticsNot resolved to a course
- Honors Introduction to StatisticsNot resolved to a course
- Applied StatisticsNot resolved to a course
- Honors Applied StatisticsNot resolved to a course
Electives (6 courses, 24 credits)
50 items
- Choose two courses from each of the groups A, B, and C as listed below:Not resolved to a course
- A. Political ScienceNot resolved to a course
- Choose one 4-credit Political Science course at the 200-level or higherNot resolved to a course
- Choose one 4-credit Political Science course at the 300-level or higherNot resolved to a course
- B. PhilosophyNot resolved to a course
- Choose any 4-credit Philosophy course at the 200-level or higherNot resolved to a course
- Choose one additional 4-credit Philosophy course at the 300-level or higherNot resolved to a course
- C. EconomicsNot resolved to a course
- Choose any 4-credit Economics course except ECON 101 or ECON 102 or ECON 103Not resolved to a course
- Choose one additional 4-credit Economics course at the 300-level or higherNot resolved to a course
- About the Politics, Philosophy and Economics MajorNot resolved to a course
- View the Program PageNot resolved to a course
- Politics, Philosophy, and Economics Major Learning Goals and ObjectivesNot resolved to a course
- Learning GoalsNot resolved to a course
- Learning ObjectivesNot resolved to a course
- Understand core contributions of political science, economics, and philosophyNot resolved to a course
- - Examine the institutions and rules that govern and structure political decision-makingNot resolved to a course
- - Identify the main theories and concepts of ethics and political philosophyNot resolved to a course
- - Interpret the basic dynamics of market exchange and economic production and distributionNot resolved to a course
- Critically evaluate structures, perspectives, and approachesNot resolved to a course
- - Compare and contrast existing social structures with alternativesNot resolved to a course
- - Critique one’s own views and argumentsNot resolved to a course
- Identify and investigate an important research questionNot resolved to a course
- - Formulate interesting and important research questionsNot resolved to a course
- - Identify relevant scholarly resources and synthesize the information essential to a research questionNot resolved to a course
- - Understand and apply qualitative and quantitative data from economic and political researchNot resolved to a course
- Defend a position clearly and directly in writingNot resolved to a course
- - Organize an argument in a form and level of depth suitable to a broad audienceNot resolved to a course
- - Produce clear, persuasive prose and write with accuracy, precision, consistency, and relevance to topic at handNot resolved to a course
- Discuss concepts and issues in a manner that is informed, creative, and civilNot resolved to a course
- - Use sound argumentation strategiesNot resolved to a course
- - Debate issues in a respectful and empathetic mannerNot resolved to a course
- About the Politics, Philosophy and Economics MajorNot resolved to a course
- View the Program PageNot resolved to a course
- Honors in the MajorNot resolved to a course
- To become a candidate for honors in the major, a student must:Not resolved to a course
- Have an overall GPA of 3.3 or higherNot resolved to a course
- Have a Major GPA or 3.3. or higherNot resolved to a course
- Past or present enrollment in at least one class each from Philosophy, Political Science, and EconomicsNot resolved to a course
- Submission of a PPE Honors in the Major application formNot resolved to a course
- Criteria for selection will include past academic performance and the promise of a research planNot resolved to a course
- Submit applications by February 15th of Sophomore yearNot resolved to a course
- Applications will be reviewed by the director and assistant director in consultation with PPE Steering CommitteeNot resolved to a course
- To complete requirements for honors in the major, a candidate must:Not resolved to a course
- Maintain an overall GPA of 3.3 or higherNot resolved to a course
- Maintain a Major GPA of 3.3 or higherNot resolved to a course
- Complete the Honors Real World Problems Interdisciplinary Course in the Junior yearNot resolved to a course
- Present at the Honors SymposiumNot resolved to a course
- About the Politics, Philosophy and Economics MajorNot resolved to a course
- View the Program PageNot resolved to a course
Source. Suffolk University, catalog 2025-2026 — https://suffolk.smartcatalogiq.com/en/2025-2026/catalog/college-of-arts-and-sciences-undergraduate-programs/politics-philosophy-and-economics/politics-philosophy-and-economics-ba-bs. Captured page pages/0185.html.gz. Assembled from the institution's published catalog as captured; every record names its captured page and source URL. Assembled, not asserted.