4 YEAR FLIGHT PLAN: Bachelor of Science in General Economics

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1 4 YEAR FLIGHT PLAN: Bachelor of Science in General Economics FAU is committed to your success as a student. One way we define student success is efficient and effective progression through your degree program. This Flight Plan is a tool to assist you in planning the courses you should complete and the milestones you should reach during your undergraduate studies so you may graduate on time. It is our intention that you complete this planning tool in collaboration with an academic advisor to ensure under of: Which graduation requirements you have satisfied Which Intellectual Foundations and elective courses match your career plans How to balance coursework with your other responsibilities (e.g., employment) and optional activities (e.g., mentored research, study abroad, student organizations, leadership) How to get the most from your academic experience at FAU Your academic advisor will help you customize and maintain your Flight Plan during the next four years so that you stay on track for success at FAU. In order to graduate on time, you will need to: Complete an average of 0 credit hours per year Earn 120 credit hours, at least 45 in the upper division (000 or 4000 level) Earn at least 9 credit hours in summer coursework (or equivalent) Your advisor will help you identify what additional milestones apply to you, as well as how you may even graduate early or enter an accelerated graduate program. If you have any questions at all about your FAU Flight Plan, feel free to contact any of the following individuals for assistance. They are here to help! Your Academic Advising Professionals University Advising Services Office Location: Student Support Services building (SU80), Room 201 Address, Phone Number: advisingservices@fau.edu, Additional Information: College/Program Advisor Office Location: Fleming West Building (2) Room #102 Address, Phone Number: cobadvising@fau.edu; Additional Information: x.aspx#.uknoyfdueg Academic Program Information Office Location: Barry Kaye Hall (25) Room 141 Address, Phone Number: econ@fau.edu (Neela Manage); Additional Program Information: Career/Professional Development Flight Plan: BS in General Economics appointments. t all University and State degree requirements are listed. For a full degree audit, see an

2 Student Name: Z: Program: Date: Advisor: Contact: NOTE: Some students may be required to maintain a GPA of 2.75 or higher to remain eligible for scholarships or to be stronger candidates for admission to internships, graduate programs, and professional schools. Please confirm your required GPA with your academic advisor. YEAR 1 Semester : ( ) Summer ( X ) Fall ( ) Spring ENC 1101 College Writing I MAC1105 College Algebra 1 Confirm/Declar e pre-business Create student profile in OWL CareerLink. Creative Expressions major by end of Meet with your academic advisor. semester. Complete Major Knowledge, print (See te A)2 Earn GPA of 2.0 out and bring to advising or higher appointment Science (See te B) Society & Human Behavior 1 Students must take math placement test to determine the appropriate math course 2One course from te A or te C must meet GRW Choose from ANT2000&D, EEX2091, EVR2017, POS2041, PSY1012, PAD2258, SYG1000, SYG2010, URP2051 Semester : ( ) Summer ( ) Fall ( X ) Spring ENC1102 College Writing II Maintain Develop Individual Learning GEB2011 Introduction to Business Plan for career development. academic Attend Carnival of Majors Science (See te B) Fair. MAC22 Methods of Calculus Confirm/declare pre-business ISM2000 Information Systems major. Fundamentals Meet with your academic advisor in UAS, SU 201, cdecle@fau.edu Semester : ( X ) Summer ( ) Fall ( ) Spring Maintain Students may opt to reduce the number of courses taken during Fall academic and Spring semesters by taking two appointments. t all University and State degree requirements are listed. For a full degree audit, see an

3 Student Name: Z: Program: Date: Advisor: Contact: Total YEAR 2 Semester : ( ) Summer ( X ) Fall ( ) Spring ACG2021 Principles of Accounting 1 Maintain academic Creative Expression (See te A)1 ECO201 Macroeconomic Principles Global Citizenship (See te C)1 Foreign Language 4 Total 16 o Explore internship opportunities through OWL Career Link. o Attend Omicron Delta Epsilon and Economics Club meetings o Meet with your academic advisor. 1One Course from te A or te C must meet GRW Semester : ( ) Summer ( ) Fall ( X ) Spring ACG2071 Principles of Accounting 2 Maintain Declare major in Economics ECO202 Microeconomic Principles Attend Omicron Delta Epsilon academic and Economics Club Global Citizenship (See te C) 1 meetings Foreign Language 4 STA202 Introductory Statistics 1 One Course from te A or te C Total 16 must meet GRW Semester : ( X ) Summer ( ) Fall ( ) Spring Maintain Students may opt to reduce the number of courses taken during Fall academic and Spring semesters by taking two courses during the Summer term. Total te that not all courses are offered during Summer appointments. t all University and State degree requirements are listed. For a full degree audit, see an

4 Student Name: Z: Program: Date: Advisor: Contact: YEAR Semester : ( ) Summer ( X ) Fall ( ) Spring Maintain Attend job/graduate school (See te D)6 fairs. academic Meet with your academic advisor. (See te D) 6 Attend Omicron Delta Epsilon Social Science Cognate and Economics Club meetings (See te E)7 Review and update your resume (See te F)8 6 One course from te D (See te F) 8 7 One course from te E 8 One course from te F Maintain Semester : ( ) Summer ( ) Fall ( X ) Spring Visit with career counselors (See te D) 6 for job search or graduate academic school planning. Attend Career Day and (See te D)6 Technical Fair Social Science Cognate Seek summer internship opportunities (See te E)7 Attend Omicron Delta Epsilon and Economics Club (See te F) 8 meetings 6 (See te F)8 One course from te D 7 One course from te E 8 One course from te F appointments. t all University and State degree requirements are listed. For a full degree audit, see an

5 Student Name: Z: Program: Date: Advisor: Contact: Total Semester : ( X ) Summer ( ) Fall ( ) Spring Students may opt to reduce the number of courses taken during Fall and Spring semesters by taking two courses during the Summer term. te that not all courses are offered during Summer YEAR 4 Semester : ( ) Summer ( X ) Fall ( ) Spring Maintain Continue job/graduate (See te D)6 school planning. academic Attend job/graduate school fairs. (See te D)6 Meet with your Academic Advisor. Attend Omicron Delta Epsilon (See te D) 6 and Economics Club Social Science Cognate meetings (See te E)7 Seek internship opportunities Attend Career Day and Technical Fair (See te F)8 Apply for graduation Apply to graduate school 6 One course from te D 7 One course from te E 8 One course from te F Semester : ( ) Summer ( ) Fall ( X ) Spring Maintain Submit Application for (See te D)6 Degree second Friday of the academic semester ECO 49 Cases in Economic Analysis Attend Career Day and Social Science Cognate Technical Fair appointments. t all University and State degree requirements are listed. For a full degree audit, see an

6 Student Name: Z: Program: Date: Advisor: Contact: (See te E)7 (See te F)8 1 (See te F) 8 Semester : ( X ) Summer ( ) Fall ( ) Spring Maintain academic Students may opt to reduce the number of courses taken during Fall and Spring semesters by taking two Total courses during the Summer term. te that not all courses are offered during Summer appointments. t all University and State degree requirements are listed. For a full degree audit, see an

7 te A Creative Expression Select Two Courses from Two Different Departments Department Course GRW Architecture Department ARC 2208 Culture and Architecture: The Master Builder Visual Art & Art History Department ARH 2000 Art Appreciation School of Communication & Multimedia Studies English Department Languages, Linguistics, & Comparative Literature Department FIL 2000 Film Appreciation LIT 2010 Interpretation of Fiction LIT200 Interpretation of Poetry LIT2040 Interpretation of Drama LIT2070 Interpretation of Creative nfiction LIT2100 Intro to World Literature Music Department MUL2010 History and Appreciation of Music Theatre & Dance Department DAN2100 Modern Dance 1 THE2000 Appreciation of Theater te B Science Select Two Courses from Two Different Departments One Course Must have a Lab Department Course Lab Anthropology ANT2511 Intro to Biological Anthropology Biology BSC1005 Life Science Chemistry CHM 1020C Contemporary Chemical Issues CHM 208 Chemistry in Modern Life Engineering ETG 281 Nature: Intersections of Science, Engineering, and the Humanities Geology Department ESC 2070 The Blue Planet GLY 2010C Physical Geology/Evolution of the Earth GLY 2100 History of the Earth and Life MET 2010 Weather and Climate Physics AST 2002 Introduction to Astronomy PSC 2121 Physical Science Additional science courses are available upon request. Consult with your academic advisor. appointments. t all University and State degree requirements are listed. For a full degree audit, see an

8 te C Foundations in Global Citizenship Select Two Courses from Two Different Departments One Course Must be Global Perspectives (GP) Department Course GRW GP Anthropology ANT 2410 Culture and Society Curriculum, Culture, & Educational EDF 2854 Educated Citizen in Global Context Inquiry Geosciences GEA 2000 World Geography History AMH2010 U.S. History to 1877 AMH2020 U.S. History since 1877 WOH2012 History of Civilization I WOH2022 History of Civilization II LAS2000 Introduction to Caribbean and Languages, Linguistics, & Comparative Latin American Studies Literature LIN2607 Global Perspectives on Language Philosophy PHI2010 Introduction to Philosophy Political Science INR2002 Introduction to World Politics Sociology SYD2790 Race, Class, Gender, and Sexuality SYP2450 Global Society Social Work SOW1005 Global Perspectives of Social Services te D Required Courses for the Economics Major (27 credits) (All courses must be completed with a grade of C or better) Course Four Courses in Economic Foundations (12 credits) ECO 101 Intermediate Microeconomics ECO 20 Intermediate Macroeconomics ECO 4421 Introduction to Econometric Methods ECO 49 Cases in Economic Analysis It is strongly recommended that this course be taken during the last semester of the 4-year academic program Select One Course in International Economics ( credits) Four Additional Economics Courses (12 credits) ECO 4704 International Trade ECO 471 International Monetary Economics ECS 01 International Economic Development 000 level or above appointments. t all University and State degree requirements are listed. For a full degree audit, see an

9 te E Social Science Cognates Select Four Courses from the following Departments (12 credits)* Anthropology Geosciences History Political Science Psychology Sociology Department Suggested Courses INR702 International Political Economy PUP4710 Government and the Economy * In the selection of the Social Science courses, care should be exercised to meet the minimum requirement of 45 credits at the upper-division level (000 and 4000). Additional suggestions are available upon request. Consult with your academic advisor. te F s Select Seven Courses from any Department (21 credits) * *In the selection of the s, care should be exercised to meet the minimum requirement of 45 credits at the upper-division level (000 and 4000). Suggestions are available upon request. Consult with your academic advisor. appointments. t all University and State degree requirements are listed. For a full degree audit, see an

10 More Information Academic Program Requirements and Career/Professional Development Information: Student Policies, Services, and Resources (Handbook): Registration, Transcripts, Forms, Student Records: Academic Support (Center for Teaching and Learning, Tutoring, Writing Center, Undergraduate Research): Student Financial Aid, Other Financial Services: Students with Disabilities: Student Life (Housing, Events & Organizations, Wellness, Counseling, Leadership, Military Affairs, etc.): Tips for Success Meet with your advisor at least once a semester. Monitor your progress in your courses; check-in with your instructors regularly! Check your degree audit every semester. Stay aware of important deadlines. Take advantage of resources FAU has made available to you to help you succeed on your flight. appointments. t all University and State degree requirements are listed. For a full degree audit, see an

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