School of Management. School of Management. Overview. Admissions. Advising

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1 School of Management School of Management Overview All ganizations, large and small, have managers. They effectively lead, codinate and communicate innovative solutions in all aspects of an ganization from accounting to operations to human resources. Managers are adaptable leaders with strong roots in analytics, complemented by solid communication skills that help their ganizations compete in the business wld. The characteristics of Krannert graduates are a strong wk ethic, analytical strengths and good communication skills. Leveraging the strength of Purdue's reputation in the STEM disciplines, Krannert students reach across campus to wk with engineers on community service based teams, wk with students of the liberal arts to create business strategies f new companies growing out of the Purdue Foundry, compete in local and national case competitions and student research symposiums. A multi-functional set of management ce courses allows you to discover different business areas at the same time like finance, strategy, law, and ganizational behavi. You'll refine your critical thinking, communication and analytical skills as you exple these different aspects of business in classrooms that use business cases, experiential real wld business problems, student team projects and frequent speakers who bring the "real wld" to the classroom. Students majing in a particular functional area can add concentration areas to focus on specific interests such as data analytics management consulting international business. Students in Management find the opptunity to add a Certificate in Entrepreneurship as an attractive choice. Graduates pursue many different careers. Some begin in cpate management rotational programs, as account managers as project managers and some aspire to start their own businesses. Some aspire to the C-suite job and become Chief Executive Officers, Chief Financial Officers Chief Infmation Officers. You will find Krannert management graduates scattered all over the wld in companies like Boeing, General Mots, IBM, Amazon.com, Google, United Technology, Tesla, Facebook, Purdue University and Target Cpation. Admissions Advising Each student has an assigned academic advis. Students meet with their adviss at least once a semester. Adviss ment and coach students in the Launching Business Leaders competencies and ptfolio. Adviss are happy to answer questions, refer students to appropriate resources, and help them achieve their goals. High-achieving students are given opptunities to participate in the Krannert Leaders Academy throughout their degree programs, wking with special adviss and suppt staff. The Academy houses both professional and educational programs that bring student into contact with netwks of their like-minded peers, faculty and professional managers. Krannert Building, Room West State Street West Lafayette, IN Phone: (765) Fax: (765)

2 Contact Infmation Mailing address Krannert Building 403 W. State Street West Lafayette, IN Rawls Hall 100 S. Grant Street West Lafayette, IN Krannert Center f Executive Education 425 W. State Street West Lafayette, IN School of Management Administration and Instruction Management Overview All ganizations, large and small, need managers. They effectively lead, codinate and communicate innovative solutions in all aspects of an ganization from operations to human resources. Manages are adaptable leaders with strong roots in analytics, complemented by solid communication skills that help their ganizations compete in the business wld. The characteristics of Krannert graduates are a strong wk ethic, analytical strengths and good communication skills. A multi-functional approach to coursewk allows you to discover different business areas at the same time like finance, strategy, law and ganizational behavi. You'll refine your critical thinking, communication and analytical skills as you exple these different aspects of business. Students can add concentration areas to focus on specific interests. Graduate pursue many different careers. Some begin in cpate management rotational programs, as account executives as project managers and proceed to start their own businesses. Some go f the C-suite job and become CEOs and CFOs. You will find Krannert management graduates in companies like Boeing, General Mots, IBM, Amazon.com, Google, United Technology, Purdue University and Target Cpation. About the Economics Program Welcome to Purdue University's Department of Economics. The Department, located in the Krannert School of Management, has a long tradition of excellence in research and teaching. Economics faculty members are leaders in their respective fields. The Economics Department offers both undergraduate and graduate degree programs. F undergraduates students, the Department offers two Baccalaureate degrees, a Bachel of Science (BS) degree in Economics through the Management School and a Bachel of Arts (BA) degree through the College of Liberal Arts. We also offer an Economics Hons Program and a Min in Economics. F me infmation on these undergraduate programs, please follow the links under Programs below. Faculty Management:

3 Economics: Contact Infmation The Krannert School of Management Krannert Building, Third Flo The Webster Undergraduate Programs Suite 403 W. State Street West Lafayette, IN (765) Economics Department Purdue University Krannert Building 403 W. State Street West Lafayette, Indiana Phone: Advising Office (765) Fax: (765) Graduate Infmation F Graduate Infmation please see Management Graduate Program Infmation. Baccalaureate Accounting, BS About the Program Accountants help businesses and ganizations solve problems and succeed in a rapidly changing, globally competitive environment. Accountants prepare and interpret financial infmation that is used in a variety of settings. Companies use accounting infmation in strategic planning and perfmance evaluation. Invests, lenders and venture capitalists use accounting infmation when deciding whether and where to invest their funds. Government regulats, such as the Securities and Exchange Commission and even the FBI, use accounting infmation to detect fraud. With Krannert's accounting degree, you can pursue a career in public, cpate, tax, non-profit government accounting. Our graduates join a netwk of Purdue alumni who hold imptant positions in ganizations around the wld. F example, Beth Brooke-Marciniak, CPA and Global Vice Chair - Public Policy at EY, has been named to the Fbes List of 100 Most Powerful Women. Our graduates place nationally with Big 4 accounting firms, regional public accounting firms, Ftune 1000 companies, consulting firms, small cpations, not-f-profits and government agencies across the U.S. and internationally. A sample of recent jobs that our students have accepted.

4 You can also prepare f the highly valued Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Certified Management Accounting (CMA) professional certifications. The Accounting Area offers specialized courses in fensic and international accounting, two of the most imptant growth areas in accounting today. In addition to your accounting classes, you will take courses in other management areas, such as operations management, finance, marketing and human resource management as you complete your accounting degree. As a result, you will leave Krannert with a solid understanding of both accounting and overall business operations. Not majing in Accounting? You can develop valuable accounting skills by concentrating mining in Accounting in conjunction with other majs by taking 12 credit hours of upper division accounting classes. F me infmation, please check with an undergraduate advis. Check out a sty about how our accounting students helped Purdue to transition to its new procurement system: click here While studying at Purdue, accounting students have ample opptunities f professional development and netwking through student ganizations sponsed by the Accounting Area. The Accounting Area is committed to Purdue's mission of creating and disseminating knowledge. Over the last several years, our faculty members and recent Ph.D. graduates publish their research in top academic journals and present it conferences around the wld. Check out our undergraduate accounting clubs (Beta Alpha Psi and the Purdue Accounting Association). There are lots of ways to get involved! Three Outstanding Programs: Our undergraduate accounting maj is a 120 credit hour program that provides students with the foundation f successful careers in accounting and business f graduate study. Our Certificate of Advanced Accountancy program adds a 5th year to the undergraduate accounting maj and puts students on an educationally sound path to the 150 credit hours needed to take the Unifm CPA exam in most states. Our Masters of Science (Accounting) degree is a two-semester, 30 credit hour program that features a flexible curriculum with field consulting opptunities with start-ups and non-profits. Students tail their coursewk to their career goals while becoming CPA-exam ready. Degree Requirements 120 Credits Required Required Maj Upper Division Courses (45 credits) OBHR Introduction To Organizational Behavi MGMT Business Statistics MGMT Financial Management MGMT Marketing Management MGMT Intermediate Accounting I MGMT Intermediate Accounting II MGMT Operations Management MGMT Management Infmation Systems MGMT Strategic Management MGMT Advanced Accounting MGMT Tax Accounting MGMT Management Accounting II MGMT Auditing

5 Professional Elective - Credit Hours: 3.00 Professional Elective - Credit Hours: 3.00 Other Departmental/Program Course Requirements (56 credits) MGMT Legal Foundations Of Business I MGMT Professional Career Management COM Fundamentals Of Speech Communication (satisfies Oral Communication f ce) CS Introduction To Organizational Computing ECON Macroeconomics (satisfies Behavial/Social Science f ce) ENGL Business Writing MGMT Management Accounting I STAT Introduction To Probability Models PSY Elementary Psychology SOC Introducty Sociology (satisfies Behavial/Social Science f ce) International Elective - Credit Hours: 3.00 University Ce: Human Cultures Humanities - Credit Hours: 3.00 University Ce: Science - Credit Hours: 3.00 University Ce: Science - Credit Hours: 3.00 University Ce: Science, Technology & Society - Credit Hours: 3.00 Management Admission Index (MAI) Ce ECON Microeconomics (satisfies Behavial/Social Science f ce) ENGL First-Year Composition ENGL Accelerated First-Year Composition (satisfies Written Communication f ce) MA Applied Calculus I (satisfies Quantitative Reasoning f ce) MA Applied Calculus II MGMT Introducty Accounting Electives (19 credits) The number of general electives will vary f each student and can include AP credit, transfer credit, and/ Credit by Exam. *Management Admissions Index (MAI) Ce Requirements To be admitted into Upper Division, students who have completed all courses in the MAI must have at least a 3.00 MAI GPA and a 2.50 cumulative GPA, have a C- higher in all MAI and required School of Management courses, and may not be on academic probation.

6 Requirements f upper division can be found online: University Policy states students may only attempt a course 3 times and grades of W WF are included in this limit. Per the School of Management, no me than three different MAI courses, their equivalents, may be taken two times f a grade. Students are responsible f consulting their advis about re-take options available to them. Previous enrollments in MA 16100, MA 16200, MA 16500, MA do not count against the retake policy f the MAI. University Ce Requirements Human Cultures Humanities Human Cultures Behavial/Social Science Infmation Literacy Science #1 Science #2 Science, Technology, and Society Written Communication Oral Communication Quantitative Reasoning F a complete listing of course selectives, visit the Provost's Website. Prerequisite Infmation: F current pre-requisites f courses, click here. Accounting Professional Electives Professional Electives include the MGMT ECON classes at the level higher on this list by maj. Up to 3 credits of EPICS courses at the level higher may be used. 6 credits at the level higher taken at an approved Krannert study abroad program may be used with advis approval and used as a Professional Elective. Courses marked (**) can also be applied towards the International Elective requirements. ECON Economics Of Spts ECON Intermediate Microeconomic They ECON Intermediate Macroeconomics ECON Econometrics ECON Antitrust And Regulation ECON Histy Of Economic Thought ECON Law And Economics ECON Economics And Values ECON International Trade ** ECON Money And Banking ECON Lab Economics ECON Economics Of The European Union ECON Economics Internship ECON Public Finance And Taxation ECON Game They

7 ECON Urban Economics ECON Econometrics ECON Industrial Organization ECON International Economics ECON Transptation Economics ECON Behavial Economics ECON Seni Hons Thesis MGMT Introduction To Financial Management MGMT Management Science MGMT Professional Practice Co-Op I MGMT Professional Practice Co-Op II MGMT Professional Practice Co-Op III ECON Juni Level Problems In Economics MGMT Juni Level Problems In Management Krannert Leadership Development Program MGMT Accounting Internship MGMT Management Internship MGMT Industrial Management Internship MGMT Economics Internship MGMT Finance Internship MGMT Human Resource Internship MGMT Management Infmation Systems Internship MGMT Manufacturing, Operations, Supply Chain Internship MGMT Marketing/Sales Internship MGMT Krannert Executive Fum MGMT Database Management Systems MGMT Six Sigma And Quality Management MGMT Investment Management MGMT Financial Institutions And Markets MGMT Cpate Finance MGMT International Financial Management ** MGMT Cpate Mergers And Acquisitions MGMT Marketing Analytics MGMT International Marketing ** MGMT New Product Development MGMT Global Marketing Management MGMT Marketing Research MGMT Brand Management MGMT Digital And Social Media Marketing MGMT Leadership & Organizational Change MGMT Human Resources Management MGMT Talent Management MGMT Introduction To Investments And Ptfolio Management MGMT Negotiation And Decision Making MGMT Competitive Strategy MGMT Technology Strategy MGMT Manufacturing Strategy And Process Innovation MGMT Lab And Employment Law MGMT Problems In Industrial Management Financial Repting Framewks

8 MGMT Legal Foundations F Business II MGMT Legal Background F Business II MGMT The Regulaty Process, Consumerism, And Public Policy MGMT International Management ** MGMT Experiential Marketing MGMT Management Operations MGMT Advanced Manufacturing Planning And Control Systems MGMT Supply Chain Analytics MGMT Logistics: Concepts And Models MGMT Transpt Management I MGMT Transpt Management II MGMT Advanced Spreadsheet Modeling And Simulation MGMT Elements Industrial Management MGMT Contempary Management Philosophy MGMT Management Of Entrepreneurial Ventures MGMT Data-Driven Decisions In Digital Markets MGMT Problems In Industrial Management Managing in Developing Economies EPCS Juni Participation In EPICS EPCS Juni Participation In EPICS EPCS Seni Participation In EPICS EPCS Seni Participation In EPICS EPCS Seni Design Participation In EPICS EPCS Seni Design Participation In EPICS EPCS EPICS Special Topics Course International Electives Any feign language course , 20200, 30100, 30200, 40100, and not in your native language. Feign language course cannot be taught in English. Global international courses (3-6 credits) taken at an approved Purdue study abroad program may be used toward the International Elective with advis approval. ± Also counts f UC Humanities Also counts f UC Science Technology & Society Check mypurdue f course pre-requisites AGEC Economic Geography Of Wld Food And Resources AGEC International Economic Development AGEC International Agricultural Trade ANTH Global Perspectives On Health ANTH Culture And Personality CLCS Classical Wld Civilizations CLCS Gender And Sexuality In Greek And Roman Antiquity CLCS Alexander The Great and Hellenistic Wld CLCS Potters And Society In Antiquity COM Communicating In The Global Wkplace

9 COM Intercultural Communication CSR Cross-Cultural Marketing And International Retailing FNR The Wld's Fests And Society HIST Introduction To The Medieval Wld HIST Introduction To The Modern Wld HIST Survey Of Global Histy HIST East Asia And Its Histic Tradition HIST South Asian Histy And Civilizations HIST The Wld Of Charlemagne HIST Histy Of Women In Modern Europe HIST Traditional Japan HIST Histy Of Modern Japan HIST Caribbean Histy And Culture HIST Modern China ± HIST Europe In The Refmation SOC Introduction To The Sociology Of Developing Nations PHIL Global Mal Issues PHIL Religions Of The East ± PHIL Religions Of The West POL Introduction To International Relations POL Governments Of The Wld POL International Relations Among Rich And Po Nations POL Modern Weapons And International Relations POL East Asian Politics POL Field Experience In Political Science *You must be in Upper Division to take these classes ECON International Trade MGMT International Financial Management MGMT International Marketing MGMT International Management Program Requirements Fall 1st Year MA Applied Calculus I ENGL First-Year Composition ENGL Accelerated First-Year Composition PSY Elementary Psychology

10 SOC Introducty Sociology UC Science - Credit Hours: 3.00 General Elective AP/CR by Exam/TR - Credit Hours: 2.00 Spring 1st Year MA Applied Calculus II COM Fundamentals Of Speech Communication ECON Microeconomics UC Human Cultures (Humanities) - Credit Hours: 3.00 UC Science - Credit Hours: 3.00 MGMT Professional Career Management 16 Credits Fall 2nd Year MGMT Introducty Accounting CS Introduction To Organizational Computing STAT Introduction To Probability Models UC Science, Tech & Society - Credit Hours: 3.00 General Elective - Credit Hours: 3.0 Spring 2nd Year MGMT Management Accounting I MGMT Business Statistics ECON Macroeconomics International Elective - Credit Hours: 2.00 MGMT Legal Foundations Of Business I

11 Fall 3rd Year MGMT Financial Management MGMT Marketing Management OBHR Introduction To Organizational Behavi MGMT Management Infmation Systems MGMT Intermediate Accounting I Spring 3rd Year MGMT Strategic Management Professional Elective - Credit Hours: 3.00 General Elective - Credit Hours: 3.00 MGMT Intermediate Accounting II ENGL Business Writing Fall 4th Year MGMT Operations Management MGMT Advanced Accounting MGMT Tax Accounting Professional Elective - Credit Hours: 3.00 General Elective - Credit Hours: Credits Spring 4th Year MGMT Management Accounting II MGMT Auditing General Elective - Credit Hours: 3.00 General Elective - Credit Hours: 3.00 General Elective - Credit Hours: 3.00

12 Notes MGMT, OBHR and ECON courses numbered higher can only be taken after being admitted to Upper Division. Transfer credit f upper level MGMT, OBHR and ECON ( courses will only be considered if taken at a 4 year AACSB accredited school, ( Courses taken on approved Krannert study abroad programs may be used to satisfy degree requirements. Students participating in a Purdue approved study abroad program are registered as full-time Purdue students during their semester abroad. Schedule an appointment with your advis to discuss study abroad opptunities. Mins outside of the School of Management are also available. Infmation on summer courses is available at Refer to mypurdueplan at f degree requirements Graduation Index: 2.00 minimum - Maj Index: 2.00 minimum Feign Language Courses Feign Language proficiency requirements vary by program. F acceptable languages and proficiency levels, see your advis: American Sign Language, Arabic, Chinese, French, German, (ancient) Greek, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Ptuguese, Russian, Spanish Critical Course The course is considered critical. A Critical Course is one that a student must be able to pass to persist and succeed in a particular maj. Disclaimer The student is ultimately responsible f knowing and completing all degree requirements. The mypurdueplan powered by DegreeWks is the knowledge source f specific requirements and completion. Economics Hons, BS About the Program

13 Welcome to Purdue University's Department of Economics. The Department, located in the Krannert School of Management, has a long tradition of excellence in research and teaching. Economics faculty members are leaders in their respective fields. The Economics Department offers both undergraduate and graduate degree programs. F undergraduates students, the Department offers two Baccalaureate degrees, a Bachel of Science (BS) degree in Economics through the Management School and a Bachel of Arts (BA) degree through the College of Liberal Arts. We also offer an Economics Hons Program, a Min in Economics and a Min in Business Economics. F me infmation on these undergraduate programs, please follow the link on the menu to the left. Degree Requirements 120 Credits Required Required Maj Upper Division Courses (24 credits) ECON Intermediate Microeconomic They ECON Intermediate Economics I ECON Intermediate Macroeconomics ECON Intermediate Economics II ECON Econometrics ECON Econometrics I ECON Seni Hons Thesis (required GPA 3.5 above) Upper Division ECON Elective. Credit Hours: 3.00 Upper Division ECON Elective. Credit Hours: 3.00 Upper Division ECON Elective. Credit Hours: 3.00 Upper Division ECON Elective. Credit Hours: 3.00 Maj Selectives (15-26 credits) Complete the requirements f ONE maj min offered by the College of Science Min in Biology - Credit Hours: Min in Chemistry - Credit Hours: Min in Computer Science - Credit Hours: Min in Mathematics - Credit Hours: Min in Physics - Credit Hours: Min in Statistics - Credit Hours: Other Departmental /Program Course Requirements (44-49 credits)

14 MGMT Professional Career Management CS Introduction To Organizational Computing * ENGL Business Writing MA Multivariate Calculus MA Linear Algebra MA Elementary Linear Algebra MA Linear Algebra With Applications STAT Introduction To Statistics * STAT Statistical Methods * University Ce: Science - Credit Hours: 3.00 University Ce: Science - Credit Hours: 3.00 University Ce: Science, Technology & Society - Credit Hours: 3.00 Economics Admissions Index (EAI) Ce* COM Fundamentals Of Speech Communication (CC *UC* satisfies Oral Communication f ce) ECON Microeconomics (CC *UC* satisfies Behavial/Social Science f ce) ECON Macroeconomics (CC *UC* satisfies Behavial/Social Science f ce) ENGL First-Year Composition (CC *UC* satisfies Written Communication f ce) ENGL Accelerated First-Year Composition (CC *UC* satisfies Written Communication f ce) MA Plane Analytic Geometry And Calculus I (CC *UC* satisfies Quantitative Reasoning f ce) MA Analytic Geometry And Calculus I (CC *UC* satisfies Quantitative Reasoning f ce) MA Plane Analytic Geometry And Calculus II (CC *UC* satisfies Quantitative Reasoning f ce) MA Analytic Geometry And Calculus II (CC *UC* satisfies Quantitative Reasoning f ce) Electives (21-37 credits) The number of general electives will vary f each student and can include AP credit, transfer credit, and/ Credit by Exam. *Economics Admissions Index (EAI) Ce To be admitted to Upper Division Economics, students must complete all EAI courses with an EAI GPA of 2.75 higher, must have a cumulative GPA of 2.50 higher, must have a C- higher in all required EAI and ECON courses, and must not be on academic probation.

15 MA may be replaced by MA and MA A C- higher in both MA and MA satisfies the prerequisite f MA A maximum of three EAI courses may be retaken one time each f a grade. Students are responsible f consulting their advis about re-take options available to them. University Ce Requirements Human Cultures Humanities Human Cultures Behavial/Social Science Infmation Literacy Science #1 Science #2 Science, Technology, and Society Written Communication Oral Communication Quantitative Reasoning F a complete listing of course selectives, visit the Provost's Website. Prerequisite Infmation: F current pre-requisites f courses, click here. General Infmation MGMT, OBHR and ECON courses numbered higher, except f MGMT 30100, can only be taken after being admitted to Upper Division. Transfer credit f upper level MGMT, OBHR and ECON ( courses will only be considered if taken at a 4 year AACSB accredited school, ( Courses taken on approved Krannert study abroad programs may be used to satisfy degree requirements. Students participating in a Purdue approved study abroad program are registered as full-time Purdue students during their semester abroad. Schedule an appointment with your advis to discuss study abroad opptunities. F students in the Hons College, ECON H, ECON 49900, ECON 51100, ECON 51200, and ECON all count as hons elective courses (automatically provide hons credits without the need f an hon contract) Students interested in Master's Ph.D. programs in economics, accounting, finance, political science, and other related fields should take additional mathematics and statistics courses. Consider completing a min in either both. These course are highly recommended: MA 30100, MA 34100, MA 44000, MA 36600, STAT 41600/51600, and STAT 42000/ Please see Once you have completed ECON & you should quickly complete the three ce economics courses (ECON 34000/51100, ECON 35200/51200, and ECON 36000/56200). After completing these courses, consider applying f an undergraduate teaching assistantship. Wking as an undergraduate TA sometimes leads to research assistant opptunities. If you maintain a high GPA into your juni year, consider applying f prestigious scholarships including: Fulbright Fellowship, Jacob K. Javits Fellowship, National Science Foundation Fellowship, Marshall Scholarship, Rhodes Scholarship, Harry S. Truman Scholarship, Beinecke Scholarship, British Chevening Scholarship, Fd Foundation Fellowship, and Gates Cambridge Scholarship.

16 Infmation on summer courses is available at Refer to f degree requirements. Program Requirements Fall 1st Year MA Plane Analytic Geometry And Calculus I MA Analytic Geometry And Calculus I ENGL First-Year Composition ENGL Accelerated First-Year Composition ECON Microeconomics General Elective Min - Credit Hours: 3.00 General Elective Min - Credit Hours: Spring 1st Year MA Plane Analytic Geometry And Calculus II MA Analytic Geometry And Calculus II ECON Macroeconomics COM Fundamentals Of Speech Communication MGMT Professional Career Management General Elective Min - Credit Hours: Fall 2nd Year ECON Intermediate Microeconomic They ECON Intermediate Economics I STAT Introduction To Statistics

17 STAT Statistical Methods MA Multivariate Calculus CS Introduction To Organizational Computing General Elective Min - Credit Hours: 2.00 Spring 2nd Year MA Linear Algebra MA Elementary Linear Algebra MA Linear Algebra With Applications ECON Intermediate Macroeconomics ECON Intermediate Economics II ECON Econometrics ECON Econometrics I UC Science - Credit Hours: 3.00 General Elective Min - Credit Hours: 3.00 Fall 3rd Year ENGL Business Writing ECON Upper Division - Credit Hours: 3.00 ECON Upper Division - Credit Hours: 3.00 UC Science Tech Society - Credit Hours: 3.00 General Elective Min - Credit Hours: 3.00 Spring 3rd Year General Elective Min - Credit Hours: 3.00

18 General Elective Min - Credit Hours: 3.00 General Elective Min - Credit Hours: 3.00 General Elective Min - Credit Hours: 3.00 General Elective Min - Credit Hours: 3.00 Fall 4th Year ECON Seni Hons Thesis ECON Upper Division Elective - Credit Hours: 3.00 General Elective Min - Credit Hours: 3.00 General Elective Min - Credit Hours: 3.00 General Elective Min - Credit Hours: 3.00 Spring 4th Year ECON Upper Division Elective - Credit Hours: 3.00 UC Science Elective - Credit Hours: 3.00 General Elective Min - Credit Hours: 3.00 General Elective Min - Credit Hours: 3.00 General Elective Min - Credit Hours: 3.00 Notes * Completion pri to admittance to Upper Division strongly encouraged *UC* Fulfills University Ce requirement CC Critical Course to satisfy EAI requirements Feign Language Courses Feign Language proficiency requirements vary by program. F acceptable languages and proficiency levels, see your advis: American Sign Language, Arabic, Chinese, French, German, (ancient) Greek, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Ptuguese, Russian, Spanish Critical Course

19 The course is considered critical. A Critical Course is one that a student must be able to pass to persist and succeed in a particular maj. Disclaimer The student is ultimately responsible f knowing and completing all degree requirements. The mypurdueplan powered by DegreeWks is the knowledge source f specific requirements and completion. Economics, BS About the Program Welcome to Purdue University's Department of Economics. The Department, located in the Krannert School of Management, has a long tradition of excellence in research and teaching. Economics faculty members are leaders in their respective fields. The Economics Department offers both undergraduate and graduate degree programs. F undergraduates students, the Department offers two Baccalaureate degrees, a Bachel of Science (BS) degree in Economics through the Management School and a Bachel of Arts (BA) degree through the College of Liberal Arts. We also offer an Economics Hons Program and a Min in Economics and a Min in Business Economics. Why study economics? The most common answer we hear from students is that they enjoy taking econ courses. Ftunately, studying economics is not just enjoyable, it provides analytical and quantitative training that is in high demand by employers. In 2015, Purdue's Economics graduates had higher average starting salaries than all other business majs at Purdue (note that many of the top Economics majs at Purdue go immediately to graduate school and are not included in the salary averages). A 2011 New Yk Times article indicated that majing in Economics gives you the best chance of reaching the top 1% of earners and 2006 paper by Flynn and Quinn found that after "adjusting f the size of the pool of graduates, those with undergraduate degrees in Economics are shown to have had a greater likelihood of becoming an S&P 500 CEO than any other maj." Purdue offers two undergraduate degrees in Economics: a Bachel of Science (BS) and a Bachel of Arts (BA). The BS degree is offered by the Krannert School of Management and is designed f students who expect to use economic analysis and dataheavy quantitative methods in their careers. The BA degree is offered by the College of Liberal Arts and is designed f students who expect to use economic reasoning in the context of a broader liberal arts education in their careers. Krannert also offers a Min in Economics and a Min in Business Economics which are programs available to any undergraduate student on campus. At Purdue, you will learn ce micro and macro economic they and then can chose from a menu of Economics Courses that cover diverse topics including: international trade, social interactions, tax policy, the banking system, public goods, the structure of industry, lab unions, antitrust policy, education, trust and bargaining, government regulation, discrimination, public finance, economic development, decision making under uncertainty, unemployment, any many, many others. Economics Admissions Index Ce (EAI) To be automatically admitted into upper division, students who have completed all courses in the EAI must have at least a 2.75 EAI GPA, have a cumulative GPA of 2.50 higher, must have a C- higher in all EAI and ECON courses, and may not be on academic probation. Previous enrollments in MA 16100/MA do not count in the EAI GPA if replaced with MA Previous enrollments in MA 16200/MA do not count in the EAI GPA if replaced with MA A maximum of three EAI courses may be retaken one time each f a grade. EAI and School of Management (Economics) Foundations courses with grades of "F" cannot be replaced by a transfer.

20 Degree Requirements 120 Credits Required Required Maj Upper Division Courses (24 credits) No me than 3 Upper Division courses per semester unless at least a 2.75 overall GPA ECON Intermediate Microeconomic They ECON Intermediate Economics I ECON Intermediate Macroeconomics ECON Intermediate Economics II ECON Econometrics ECON Econometrics I Upper Division ECON Elective (ECON Managerial Economics may not be used to fulfill this requirement) - Credit Hours: 3.00 Upper Division ECON Elective (ECON Managerial Economics may not be used to fulfill this requirement) - Credit Hours: 3.00 Upper Division ECON Elective (ECON Managerial Economics may not be used to fulfill this requirement) - Credit Hours: 3.00 Upper Division ECON Elective (ECON Managerial Economics may not be used to fulfill this requirement) - Credit Hours: 3.00 Upper Division ECON Elective (ECON Managerial Economics may not be used to fulfill this requirement) - Credit Hours: 3.00 Maj Selectives* (12-26 credits) Complete the requirements f a Maj Min offered by the College of Science, College of Engineering, College of Management, a Krannert Concentration, an Entrepreneurship Certificate. Other Departmental /Program Course Requirements (47-54 credits) MGMT Professional Career Management CS Introduction To Organizational Computing * ENGL Business Writing STAT Introduction To Statistics * STAT Statistical Methods *

21 MGMT Business Statistics International Elective - Credit Hours: 3.00 International Elective - Credit Hours: 3.00 University Ce: Human Cultures (Humanities) - Credit Hours: 3.00 University Ce: Science - Credit Hours: 3.00 University Ce: Science - Credit Hours: 3.00 University Ce: Science, Technology & Society - Credit Hours: 3.00 Economics Admissions Index (EAI) Ce* COM Fundamentals Of Speech Communication (CC *UC* satisfies Oral Communication f ce) ECON Microeconomics (CC *UC* satisfies Behavial/Social Science f ce) ECON Macroeconomics (CC *UC* satisfies Behavial/Social Science f ce) ENGL First-Year Composition (CC *UC* satisfies Written Communication f ce) ENGL Accelerated First-Year Composition (CC *UC* satisfies Written Communication f ce) MA Applied Calculus I (CC *UC* satisfies Quantitative Reasoning f ce) MA Plane Analytic Geometry And Calculus I (CC *UC* satisfies Quantitative Reasoning f ce) MA Analytic Geometry And Calculus I (CC *UC* satisfies Quantitative Reasoning f ce) MA Applied Calculus II MA Plane Analytic Geometry And Calculus II MA Analytic Geometry And Calculus II Electives (16-37 credits) The number of general electives will vary f each student and can include AP credit, transfer credit, and/ Credit by Exam. General Infmation MGMT, OBHR and ECON courses numbered higher can only be taken after being admitted to Upper Division. Transfer credit f upper level MGMT, OBHR and ECON ( courses will only be considered if taken at a 4 year AACSB accredited school, ( Courses taken on approved Krannert study abroad programs may be used to satisfy degree requirements. Students participating in a Purdue approved study abroad program are registered as full-time Purdue students during their semester abroad. Schedule an appointment with your advis to discuss study abroad opptunities. The suggested arrangement of courses on the next page leaves the spring semester of the 3 rd year open f a semester abroad. F students in the Hons College, ECON H, ECON 49900, ECON 51100, ECON 51200, and ECON all count as hons elective courses (automatically provide hons credits without the need f an hon contract)

22 MA is not sufficient preparation f mins offered by the College of Science and the College of Engineering. Consider taking MA MA instead. Students who have not completed MA but have a C- better in both MA & MA may take MA Students interested in Master's Ph.D. programs in economics, accounting, finance, political science, and other related fields should take additional mathematics and statistics courses. Consider the Economics BS Hons degree as it provides a better preparation: Infmation on summer courses is available at Refer to f degree requirements. International Electives Any feign language course , 20200, 30100, 30200, 40100, and not in your native language. Feign language course cannot be taught in English. Global international courses (3-6 credits) taken at an approved Purdue study abroad program may be used toward the International Elective with advis approval. ± Also counts f UC Humanities Also counts f UC Science Technology & Society Check mypurdue f course pre-requisites AGEC Economic Geography Of Wld Food And Resources AGEC International Economic Development AGEC International Agricultural Trade ANTH Global Perspectives On Health ANTH Culture And Personality CLCS Classical Wld Civilizations CLCS Gender And Sexuality In Greek And Roman Antiquity CLCS Alexander The Great and Hellenistic Wld CLCS Potters And Society In Antiquity COM Communicating In The Global Wkplace COM Intercultural Communication CSR Cross-Cultural Marketing And International Retailing ECON Economics Of The European Union ECON International Economics FNR The Wld's Fests And Society HIST Introduction To The Medieval Wld HIST Introduction To The Modern Wld HIST Survey Of Global Histy HIST East Asia And Its Histic Tradition HIST South Asian Histy And Civilizations HIST The Wld Of Charlemagne HIST Histy Of Women In Modern Europe HIST Traditional Japan HIST Histy Of Modern Japan HIST Caribbean Histy And Culture HIST Modern China ± HIST Europe In The Refmation

23 MGMT International Accounting SOC Introduction To The Sociology Of Developing Nations PHIL Global Mal Issues PHIL Religions Of The East ± PHIL Religions Of The West POL Introduction To International Relations POL Governments Of The Wld POL International Relations Among Rich And Po Nations POL Modern Weapons And International Relations POL East Asian Politics POL Field Experience In Political Science You must be in Upper Division to take these classes. ECON International Trade MGMT International Financial Management MGMT International Marketing MGMT International Management University Ce Requirements Human Cultures Humanities Human Cultures Behavial/Social Science Infmation Literacy Science #1 Science #2 Science, Technology, and Society Written Communication Oral Communication Quantitative Reasoning F a complete listing of course selectives, visit the Provost's Website. Prerequisite Infmation: F current pre-requisites f courses, click here. Program Requirements Fall 1st Year MA Applied Calculus I MA Plane Analytic Geometry And Calculus I MA Analytic Geometry And Calculus I ECON Microeconomics

24 ENGL First-Year Composition ENGL Accelerated First-Year Composition UC Science - Credit Hours: 3.00 General Elective Min - Credit Hours: Credits Spring 1st Year MA Applied Calculus II MA Plane Analytic Geometry And Calculus II MA Analytic Geometry And Calculus II ECON Macroeconomics COM Fundamentals Of Speech Communication CS Introduction To Organizational Computing MGMT Professional Career Management General Elective Min - Credit Hours: Credits Fall 2nd Year STAT Introduction To Statistics STAT Statistical Methods ECON Intermediate Microeconomic They UC Science, Tech & Society - Credit Hours: 3.00 UC Humanities - Credit Hours: 3.00 General Elective Min - Credit Hours: 3.00 Spring 2nd Year

25 ECON Econometrics ECON Intermediate Macroeconomics International Elective - Credit Hours: 3.00 General Elective Min - Credit Hours: 3.00 General Elective Min - Credit Hours: 3.00 Fall 3rd Year ENGL Business Writing ECON Elective - Credit Hours: 3.00 ECON Elective - Credit Hours: 3.00 UC Science - Credit Hours: 3.00 International Elective - Credit Hours: 3.00 Spring 3rd Year General Elective Min - Credit Hours: 3.00 General Elective Min - Credit Hours: 3.00 General Elective Min - Credit Hours: 3.00 General Elective Min - Credit Hours: 3.00 General Elective Min - Credit Hours: 3.00 Fall 4th Year ECON Elective - Credit Hours: 3.00 ECON Elective - Credit Hours: 3.00 General Elective Min - Credit Hours: 3.00 General Elective Min - Credit Hours: 3.00 General Elective Min - Credit Hours: 3.00 Spring 4th Year

26 ECON Elective - Credit Hours: 3.00 General Elective Min - Credit Hours: 3.00 General Elective Min - Credit Hours: 3.00 General Elective Min - Credit Hours: 3.00 General Elective Min - Credit Hours: 3.00 Notes * Completion pri to admittance to upper division strongly encouraged *UC* Fulfills University Ce requirement Critical Course to satisfy EAI requirements Feign Language Courses Feign Language proficiency requirements vary by program. F acceptable languages and proficiency levels, see your advis: American Sign Language, Arabic, Chinese, French, German, (ancient) Greek, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Ptuguese, Russian, Spanish Critical Course The course is considered critical. A Critical Course is one that a student must be able to pass to persist and succeed in a particular maj. Disclaimer The student is ultimately responsible f knowing and completing all degree requirements. The mypurdueplan powered by DegreeWks is the knowledge source f specific requirements and completion. Finance, BS About the Program Finance is the study of creating and managing wealth. It is about cpations, individuals, governments and not f profit entities and how these entities manage their money. You will discover what "the time value of money" means, how to manage cpate cash flow and how to effectively allocate resources. You will study investment management, financial analytic tools and cpate fecasting. After taking accounting and economics, you'll begin to analyze money in different ways to answer questions like: How do multinational cpations account f currency exchanges? When you are buying another company, how do you decide how much it is wth? What is involved

27 when companies have their Initial Public Offering? What do Private Equity firms do? How do Venture Capital invests identify the next Facebook? The undergraduate program is a 120 credit hour program that provides students with a foundation f a successful career in finance. In addition to classroom coursewk, our programs offer opptunities to participate in intra- and inter-collegiate case competitions, hands-on investment management practice, and student-led club activities. The Purdue Finance Wkshop connects outstanding finance majs with successful alums pursuing careers in finance in every maj financial center on the planet. The Financial Management Association has an active chapter on campus and connects students with finance professional from cpations and hi-tech start-ups. A student majing in finance may choose from a range of management concentrations that strengthen the skill set and business integration skills f a high impact career in financial management. These include accounting, data analytics, management consulting, innovation management. Krannert also offers a one-year Master of Science in Finance program that is ideal f students with an undergraduate degree in economics, statistics, math, computer science general management. A range of opptunities are available to start your career in Finance. Graduates can start out as financial analysts in large cpations looking at the bottom line and predicting profits. Other opptunities exist in a fast-paced financial leadership development programs investment banking private equity firms. Other graduates find challenging careers in asset management, investment analysis, and equity research. Degree Requirements 120 Credits Required Required Maj Upper Division Courses (27 credits) OBHR Introduction To Organizational Behavi MGMT Business Statistics MGMT Financial Management MGMT Marketing Management MGMT Operations Management MGMT Management Infmation Systems MGMT Strategic Management ECON Money And Banking Select One: MGMT Management Science MGMT Advanced Spreadsheet Modeling And Simulation ECON Econometrics Maj Selectives - Complete five (15 credits)

28 Required courses: MGMT Investment Management MGMT Cpate Finance Choose three courses: MGMT Financial Institutions And Markets MGMT International Financial Management MGMT Cpate Mergers And Acquisitions MGMT Fixed Income Securities MGMT Venture Capital And Entrepreneurial Finance MGMT Futures and Options Other Departmental/Program Course Requirements (59 credits) MGMT Professional Career Management COM Fundamentals Of Speech Communication * (*UC* satisfies Oral Communication f ce) CS Introduction To Organizational Computing * ECON Macroeconomics (*UC* satisfies Behavial/Social Science f ce) ENGL Business Writing MGMT Management Accounting I STAT Introduction To Probability Models MGMT Legal Foundations Of Business I PSY Elementary Psychology SOC Introducty Sociology International Elective - Credit Hours: 3.00 International Elective - Credit Hours: 3.00 University Ce: Human Cultures (Humanities) - Credit Hours: 3.00 University Ce: Science - Credit Hours: 3.00 University Ce: Science - Credit Hours: 3.00 University Ce: Science, Technology & Society - Credit Hours: 3.00 Management Admissions Index (MAI) Ce* ENGL First-Year Composition (*UC* satisfies Written Communication f ce) ENGL Accelerated First-Year Composition (*UC* satisfies Written Communication f ce) ECON Microeconomics (*UC* satisfies Behavial/Social Science f ce) MA Applied Calculus I (*UC* satisfies Quantitative Reasoning f ce) MA Applied Calculus II MGMT Introducty Accounting

29 General Electives (19 credits) The number of general electives will vary f each student and can include AP credit, transfer credit, and/ Credit by Exam. *Management Admissions Index (MAI) Ce Requirements To be admitted into Upper Division, students who have completed all courses in the MAI must have at least a 3.00 MAI GPA and a 2.50 cumulative GPA, have a C- higher in all MAI and required School of Management courses, and may not be on academic probation. Requirements f Upper Division can be found online: University Policy states students may only attempt a course 3 times and grades of W WF are included in this limit. Per the School of Management, no me than three different MAI courses, their equivalents, may be taken two times f a grade. Students are responsible f consulting their advis about re-take options available to them. Previous enrollments in MA 16100, 16200, 16500, do not count against the retake policy f the MAI. University Ce Requirements Human Cultures Humanities Human Cultures Behavial/Social Science Infmation Literacy Science #1 Science #2 Science, Technology, and Society Written Communication Oral Communication Quantitative Reasoning F a complete listing of course selectives, visit the Provost's Website. Prerequisite Infmation: F current pre-requisites f courses, click here. General Infmation MGMT, OBHR and ECON courses numbered higher can only be taken after being admitted to Upper Division. Transfer credit f upper level MGMT, OBHR and ECON (Purdue Transfer Credit Courses) will only be considered if taken at a 4 year AACSB accredited school. Courses taken on approved Krannert study abroad programs may be used to satisfy degree requirements. Students participating in a Purdue approved study abroad program are registered as full-time Purdue students during their semester abroad. Schedule an appointment with your advis to discuss study abroad opptunities. Mins outside of the School of Management are also available. Infmation on summer courses is available at Refer to mypurdueplan f degree requirements.