B.A. IN ECONOMICS - Social Science Credential Option
(125-126 units, 36 units count toward General Education)

1. Anth 102: Introduction to Anthropology
2. Four units chosen from:
• Anth 140: World Civilization I, The Rise of Civilization
• Hist 140: World Civilization I, The Rise of Civilization
3. Econ 104: Economics of Social Issues
4. Econ 200: Principles of Microeconomics
5. Econ 202: Principles of Macroeconomics
6. Four units chosen from:
• Geog 100: Introduction to Human Geography
• Ssci 165: Regions and Peoples of the World
7. Geog 103: Physical Geography (w/lab)
8. Hist 142: World Civilization II
9. Hist 144: World Civilization III
10. Hist 200: U.S. History to 1877
11. Hist 201: U.S. History 1877 to present
12. Four units chosen from:
• Phil 192: Introduction to Philosophy of Religion
• Phil 193: Introduction to Eastern Philosophy
13. Four units chosen from:
• Msci 210: Applied Business Statistics
• Math 305: Statistics: Hypothesis Testing and Estimation
14. Math 110: College Algebra
15. Psci 203: American Government
16. Psyc 100: Introduction to Psychology
17. Soc 100: The Study of Society
18. Econ 300: Intermediate Macroeconomics
19. Econ 302: Intermediate Microeconomics
20. Econ 510: Economics in the Classroom
21. Econ 421: Economic History of the United States
22. Econ 500: History of Economic Thought
23. Four units chosen from:
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• Econ 420: Comparative Economic Systems
• Econ 435: Multinational Corporations
• Econ 450: Economic Development
24. Four units chosen from:
• Econ 335: Economic Analysis with Microcomputers
• Econ 360: Economics of the Environment
• Econ 410: Money and Banking
• Econ 430: International Economics
25. Four units chosen from:
• Econ 333: Women in the Economy
• Econ 352: Economics of Poverty and Discrimination
• Econ 445: Political Economy
• Econ 520: Social Economics
26. Geog 302: Geography of California
27. Hist 370: History of California
28. Psci 330: State and Local Government
29. Four units chosen from:
• Anth 354: Cultures of Mexico and Central America
• Anth 356: Cultures of South America
• Anth 357: African Societies
• Anth 358: People of the Middle East
• Geog 310: Africa
• Geog 321: Area Study: Latin America
• Hist 300: Early Modern Europe, The Renaissance to 1815
• Hist 301: Modern Europe, 1815 to the Present
• Hist 331: Black History: The African Experience
• Hist 382: History of the Middle East
• Hist 408: The Development of 20th Century Europe, 1890-1945
• Hist 410: Hitler's Europe
• Hist 430: China, 1895-Present
• Hist 434: East Asia since World War II
• Hist 440: Japan 1868-Present
• Hist 465: Modern Central America
• Hist 470: Modern Latin America
• Hist 503: Europe in the Nuclear Age
• Psci 300: Western Political Systems
• Psci 306: Developing Political Systems
• Psci 308: Government and Politics of the Middle East
• Soc 382: Sociology of the Third World
30. Four units chosen from:
• Hist 350: The American Colonies, 1607-1783
• Hist 351: The Evolution of American Democracy, 1783-1840
• Hist 354: Civil War and reconstruction
• Hist 356: The United States, 1877-1917
• Hist 357: The United States, 1917-1945
• Hist 359: The United States since 1945
• Hist 540: Constitutional History of the United States
• Hist 556: Foreign Relations of the United States
31. Four units chosen from:
• Hum 325: Perspectives on Gender
• Hum 335: The Origin and Contemporary Role of Latino Culture
• Nsci 325: Perspectives on Gender
• Ssci 316: Race and Racism
• Ssci 325: Perspectives on Gender
• Ssci 350: Roots of Modern Racism in America