Continuation in this academic plan requires a cumulative average of 60% and a cumulative Economics average of 75%.
Eligibility for graduation in the Honours Applied Economics (Co-op) academic plan includes successful fulfilment of the following requirements:
- Appropriate BA Program-level requirements, including 21 academic course units. See "Bachelor of Arts."
- Economics Plan-level requirements:
- at least nine academic course units (18 courses) in Economics with a minimum cumulative average of 75%, including:
- ECON 101, 102, 201, 202, 211, 221, 301, 302, 321, 401, 402
- one of ECON 403, 421
- four additional ECON courses at the 300-level or above
- Before graduation, all students must demonstrate to the Undergraduate Advisor their proficiency in report and essay writing. This can be accomplished by receiving a passing grade in ECON 472, or by submitting two single-authored term papers, each with a minimum course-weight of 25%, and written in an Economics course. Content exemption from ECON 472 does not reduce the overall 18-course requirement.
Recommended Course of Study
| Yr. | Fall
Sept. - Dec. | Winter
Jan. - April | Spring
May - Aug. |
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| 1 |
ECON 101, four electives |
ECON 102, four electives
Apply for admission into Honours Applied Economics in February /March |
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| 2 |
Term 2A
ECON 201, 221, four electives |
First Work Term |
Term 2B
ECON 202, 211, 321, three electives |
| 3 |
Second Work Term |
Term 3A
ECON 301, 302, ECON course at 300-level or above, two electives |
Third Work Term |
| 4 |
Term 3B*
ECON 401, 421, ECON course at 300-level or above, two electives |
Fourth Work Term |
Term 4A
ECON 402, two ECON courses at 300-level or above, two electives |
| 5 |
Fifth Work Term |
Term 4B
ECON 403, ECON course at 300-level or above, two electives |
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* If ECON 421 is not selected in Term 3B, ECON 403 should be taken in Term 4B.