Economics AS: Full-time

Plan of Study

The following is a plan of requirements to complete this Associate of Science degree in 2 years. Each student’s experience will vary slightly, as this plan does not include transfer work, Advanced Placement (AP), or other institutions’ concurrent enrollment credits. Math and English placement will be based on the student’s appropriate placement scores. If developmental courses are required, they should be taken in the student’s first semester.

NOTE: This plan assumes the student is prepared to take the courses listed. If prerequisites are required, additional semesters may be required to complete this degree.

Meet with the Academic Program Advisor and consult DegreeWorks for specific degree requirements.

First Year

Fall Semester (15 credits)			Spring Semester (15 credits)
☐ ECON 1740 Economic History of U.S. (AI) - 3 credits			☐ ECON 1010 Economics as a Social Science (SS) - 3 credits
☐ ECON 2010 Principles of Microeconomics (SS) - 3 credits			☐ ECON 2020 Principles of Macroeconomics (SS) - 3 credits
☐ ENGL 1010 Introduction to College Writing (WC) - 3 credits			☐ ENGL 2010 Intermediate College Writing (WC) - 3 credits
☐ MATH 1040 Intro to Statistics (QL) - 3 credits			☐ Arts (AR) - 3 credits
☐ General Elective - 3 credits			☐ General Elective - 3 credits

► Progress Check: Log in and check your Degree Audit via MySLCC			► Progress Check: Meet with Academic Program Advisor

Second Year

Fall Semester (15 credits)			Spring Semester (15 credits)
☐ Program Elective - 3 credits *			☐ Program Elective - 3 credits *
☐ Humanities (HU) - 3 credits			☐ Physical Science (PS) - 3 credits
☐ Life Sciences (LS) - 3 credits			☐ General Elective - 3 credits
☐ General Elective - 3 credits			☐ General Elective - 3 credits
☐ General Elective - 3 credits			☐ General Elective - 3 credits

► Progress Check: Apply for Graduation

Advising Notes

*Program Electives:

Students must take at least one (1) “ECON” course.
Students may take MATH 1050 -or- MATH 1090.
Students may take BUS 1100 -or- MATH 1100 -or- MATH 1210.