Economics and Mathematics
The Economics and Mathematics major has the same common core and sequential character but its quantitative dimension is expanded to become a thematic specialization. Thus this major also provides rigorous and extensive training in mathematics. This major is particularly appropriate for students planning to do graduate work in economics, which frequently demands greater mathematical training than that acquired through the minimum requirements of the Economics major.
Majors in Economics and Mathematics will need an advisor in the Mathematics Department as well as the Economics Department
1. Honor’s mathematics I & II may be substituted for two semesters of Calculus I & III.
2. ECON W3213 (at Columbia) may be stubsituted for BC3033
3. ECON W3211 (at Columbia) may be substituted for BC3035.
4. SIEO W4150 may be stubstituted for SIEO W3600. If neither course is offered, students may substitute STAT W3000 *and* STAT W3659.
5. ECON W3412 (at Columbia) may be stubstituted for ECON BC3018.
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