Mathematics-Economics, B.S.

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To fulfill major requirements, students must have at least a 2.00 grade point average for all economics courses used to satisfy major requirements and at least a 2.00 grade point average for all mathematics courses attempted (excluding MTH-110 , MTH-120 , MTH-145 , MTH-301 , and MTH-302 ), while ECN-331 , ECN-345 , ECN-346 and ECN-475 must all be completed on-campus at Furman.

A major must include:

ECN-111 Introduction to Economics
ECN-331 Empirical Methods in Economics
ECN-345 Intermediate Macroeconomics Analysis
ECN-346 Intermediate Microeconomic Analysis
ECN-475 Senior Seminar in Economics
MTH-151 Analytic Geometry and Calculus II
MTH-160 Vectors and Matrices
MTH-250 Vector Calculus
at least one more economics course numbered 201 or greater, excluding ECN-225 or ECN-503

any two of these four upper-level mathematics courses:

at least one more upper-level mathematics course:

and, at least two more science courses appropriate for a major in the respective discipline:

which fulfills the Empirical Studies of the Natural World (NW) general education requirement for Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree candidates.

Mathematics-Economics, B.S.

A major must include:

any two of these four upper-level mathematics courses:

at least one more upper-level mathematics course:

and, at least two more science courses appropriate for a major in the respective discipline:

Majors are also advised to complete: