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
- Economics BA/MA
- Credential class
- ceterms:MasterDegree
- Catalog edition
- 2026-2027 Undergraduate Catalog
- Checklist type
- degree-program
- Description
- Whether you’re trying to reduce poverty, decide whether to buy or lease a car, or figure out how a company can make the best use of its employees’ time, you’re using economics. As an economics major, you’ll see exactly how we apply economics every day in our professional and personal lives. UB’s economics program is designed for people who want to make the world better (and more efficient) by understanding how we distribute money, land and other limited resources.
Identifiers
- IPEDS UNITID
- 196088
- CourseShelf checklist
- CK_196088_e92c0b53
- CollegeTransfer.Net
- Institution Transfer Profile
- Source
- CourseShelf publish 61
Requirements to complete
Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.
Admission Criteria
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Undergraduate Major Requirements
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Economics Core (16 credits)
7 items
- MTH 121LRSurvey of Calculus and Its Applications INot resolved to a course4
- MTH 131LRMathematical Analysis for ManagementNot resolved to a course4
- MTH 141LRCollege Calculus INot resolved to a course4
- ECO 380LECEconomic Statistics and Data AnalysisNot resolved to a course3
- ECO 405LECMicroeconomic Theory 1Not resolved to a course3
- ECO 407LECMacroeconomic TheoryNot resolved to a course3
- ECO 480LECEconometrics INot resolved to a course3
Economics Electives (8 credits)*
2 items
- 8 credits of any-level economics (ECO) elective courses. ECO 181 and ECO 182 are highly recommended.Not resolved to a course
- A maximum of 3 credits from either ECO 498 or ECO 499 may be used.Not resolved to a course
Notes
5 items
- *Students completing the Economics BA/MA combined degree replace 15 credits of upper-level (300/400-level) economics (ECO) elective courses with appropriate graduate-level courses.Not resolved to a course
- Students can also obtain an Advanced Certificate with successful completion of a further 15 economics credits at the master’s degree level.Not resolved to a course
- ECO 380LEC may be substituted with MTH 411LR or STA 301LEC and STA 301REC together with MTH 412LR or STA 302LEC and STA 302REC, or GEO 211LLB, or CIE 308LR.Not resolved to a course
- ECO 495TUT and ECO 496TUT cannot be used toward the 8 credit any-level economics elective credit requirement.Not resolved to a course
- ECO 505ECO 506, and ECO 507 may be substituted with ECO 405LEC, ECO 406LEC, and ECO 407LEC respectively, with the permission of the Director of the MA program. A waiver exam may be taken for ECO 580 and ECO 581. Please contact the Assistant Director of the MA program for details. However, a total of 24 undergraduate economics major credits and 30 500-level credits are still required for the degree, even with specific course waivers.Not resolved to a course
Additional Undergraduate Degree Requirements Include
2 items
- Additional coursework to fulfill UB Curriculum requirementsNot resolved to a course
- Elective courses as needed to complete the 105 credit hour undergraduate totalNot resolved to a course
Graduate Requirements
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Academic Requirements
4 items
- A minimum overall GPA of 2.000Not resolved to a course
- A minimum Economics GPA of 2.500 in economics coursesNot resolved to a course
- A minimum Economics GPA of 3.000Not resolved to a course
- Passing the Microeconomics Comprehensive Exam and the Macroeconomics Comprehensive ExamNot resolved to a course
Program Honors
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Curricular Plan
41 items
- MTH 121LRSurvey of Calculus and Its Applications INot resolved to a course4
- MTH 131LRMathematical Analysis for ManagementNot resolved to a course4
- MTH 141LRCollege Calculus INot resolved to a course4
- ECO 181LDIntroduction to MacroeconomicsNot resolved to a course4
- ECO 182LDIntroduction to MicroeconomicsNot resolved to a course4
- ENG 105LECWriting and RhetoricNot resolved to a course4
- UB SeminarNot resolved to a course3
- Scientific Literacy and Inquiry 1Not resolved to a course3
- ElectiveNot resolved to a course3
- ElectiveNot resolved to a course3
- ECO 181LDIntroduction to MacroeconomicsNot resolved to a course4
- ECO 182LDIntroduction to MicroeconomicsNot resolved to a course4
- ENG 105LECWriting and RhetoricNot resolved to a course4
- PathwayNot resolved to a course3
- ElectiveNot resolved to a course3
- Scientific Literacy and Inquiry LabNot resolved to a course1
- Scientific Literacy and Inquiry 2Not resolved to a course3
- ECO 405LECMicroeconomic Theory 1Not resolved to a course3
- ECO 407LECMacroeconomic TheoryNot resolved to a course3
- ECO 380LECEconomic Statistics and Data AnalysisNot resolved to a course3
- PathwayNot resolved to a course3
- PathwayNot resolved to a course3
- ElectiveNot resolved to a course3
- ECO 407LECMacroeconomic TheoryNot resolved to a course3
- ECO 405LECMicroeconomic Theory 1Not resolved to a course3
- ECO 480LECEconometrics INot resolved to a course3
- Communication Literacy 2Not resolved to a course3
- ElectiveNot resolved to a course3
- ElectiveNot resolved to a course3
- ElectiveNot resolved to a course3
- ElectiveNot resolved to a course3
- PathwayNot resolved to a course3
- ElectiveNot resolved to a course3
- ElectiveNot resolved to a course3
- ElectiveNot resolved to a course3
- ElectiveNot resolved to a course3
- PathwayNot resolved to a course3
- ElectiveNot resolved to a course3
- ElectiveNot resolved to a course3
- ElectiveNot resolved to a course3
- UBC 399MNTUB Curriculum CapstoneNot resolved to a course1
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