Other pre-matriculation coursework is reviewed on a case-by-case basis. MTH 111 or its equivalent is a prerequisite for 250 and 253.ĪP calculus with a score of 4 or 5, International Baccalaureate (IB) math with a score of 5, 6 or 7 for higher level exams, and A-levels math with a grade of A or B on advanced level exams are considered equivalent to MTH 111 in fulfilling the prerequisite requirement for ECO 250 and ECO 253. Students who have already taken any of GOV 203, SOC 204, SDS 201, PSY 201 or SDS 220 may not receive college or major credit for ECO 220. ECO 220 may be replaced by SDS 201 transfer credit with the permission of the faculty major adviser or department chair. In the case of SDS 201 and SDS 220, the students will be required to take six rather than five economics courses beyond the core. ECO 220 may be replaced in the core with SDS 201 (when taken at Smith), SDS 220 or SDS 291.
Quantitative Economics Track (with STEM designation): The six courses in the core-150 and 153 or their equivalent, 220, 240, 250 and 253-plus five other courses in economics, including two upper-level courses (254-299) and one seminar. MTH 111 or its equivalent is a prerequisite for 250 and 253. In the case of SDS 201 and SDS 220, the students will be required to take six rather than five economics courses beyond the core. ECO 220 may be replaced by SDS 201 transfer credit with the permission of the faculty major adviser or department chair. ECO 220 may be replaced in the core with SDS 201 (when taken at Smith), SDS 220 or SDS 291. Terry-Ann Craigie, Deborah Haas-Wilson, Maggie Liu, Mahnaz Mahdavi, James Miller, Roisin O’Sullivan, Susan Stratton Sayre, Lucie Schmidt, Vis Taraz, Argyris Tsiaras, Mariyana Zapryanova Basis for the majorĮconomics Track: The five courses in the core-150 and 153 or their equivalent, 220, 250 and 253-plus five other courses in economics including one seminar.
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