Integrated Undergrad-Grad Sample Program

• *ECON102 (3)
• *ECON104 (3)
• English (3)
• Quantification (6)
• Arts (3)
• Social and Behavioral Science (3)
• Natural Science (3)
• Humanities (3)
• Foreign Language (8)

• *ECON302 (3)
• *ECON304 (3)
• *ECON106 (3)
• *ECON300-level ELECTIVE (6)
• *ECON300/400-level ELECTIVE (3)
• Speech (3)
• Arts (3)
• Social and Behavioral Science (3)
• Natural Science (3)
• Humanities (3)
• Foreign Language (4)

• *ECON300/400-level ELECTIVE (6)
• *ECON400-level ELECTIVE (6)
• *ECON306 (3)
• Natural Science (3)
• Other Cultures (3)
• Arts/Humanities/Social and Behavioral Sc/Natural Sc/Quantification/Foreign Language (6)
• Elective (6)

By the end of the 3rd year, an IUG student would need to complete at least 108 credit hours of undergraduate instruction. The remaining 12 credits can come from the ECON500 level courses taken in the 4^th year.  These courses can be double counted for both the undergraduate and graduate degrees.

• *ECON400-level ELECTIVE (3)
•  Fall
  • ECON501 (3)
  • ECON502 (3)
  • ECON503 (3)
• Spring
  • ECON510 (3)
  • ECON521 (3)
  • ECON533 (3)

• *ECON530 (3)
• *ECON531 (3)
• *ECON400/500-level ELECTIVE (6)

IUG students can double-count up to 12 credits of the required graduate classes taken in their 4^th year toward their undergraduate degree. These credits could fulfill ECON400-level course requirements for the B.A. or B.S. degrees and/or honors credit requirements. Elective courses must be taken at the ECON400 or ECON500 level. Courses below ECON400 may not be counted towards the graduate degree requirements.