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The classes listed below are Honors versions of the economics courses that are required for all James Madison majors and will be offered in 2008-09, with links to their descriptions in the Honors College Bulletin. (The current descriptions are for 2007-08; updated descriptions will be available by the end of February.)
| EC 201 | Introduction to Microeconomics | |
| EC 251H | Microeconomics and Public Policy | |
| EC 252H | Macroeconomics and Public Policy |
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Courses taken for your major/college requirements must be SEPARATE from courses used toward satisfying the Honors College general education requirement EXCEPT in writing (MC 111, 112) and social science (MC 201, 202). |
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Courses taken for a related area in your major are part of your major requirement and must be SEPARATE from courses used for general education. |
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Courses for an additional major or teaching minor in another college or for a specialization MAY be used for general education, subject to adviser approval. |
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Plan for Honors work outside your major, in addition to the courses listed above, as well as in your major area. |
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Try to plan for Honors work that may include but does not rely solely on Honors Options. |
Print out the worksheet below, fill it in, and bring the completed worksheet with you to your appointment with an Honors College staff adviser in Eustace-Cole Hall. This worksheet must be completed BEFORE you make an appointment with an Honors College adviser.
| What classes do you need to complete before you become a junior? | __________________________________________________ |
| Which of the classes listed above are you most likely to take as Honors? | __________________________________________________ |
| In which MC courses that you plan to take are Honors Options allowed? | __________________________________________________ |
| If you are planning to study more than two years of a foreign language, which of the literature or culture classes (not writing or speaking classes) might also cover general education? | __________________________________________________ |
| If you are planning to complete courses for an additional major, a teaching minor, or a specialization, which of these courses might also cover general education? | __________________________________________________ |
Now that you have considered the hints and questions above, please fill in the spaces below with your latest ideas about general education and Honors work.
| Honors College General Education: include Honors and non-Honors experiences. List ideas, even if you think you have completed the requirement. | |
| Completed (Integrative Studies) | Courses for future consideration |
| Writing ___________________ | _____________________________________ |
| Nat Sci ___________________ | _____________________________________ |
| Soc Sci ___________________ | _____________________________________ |
| Arts & Hum________________ | _____________________________________ |
| Honors work within major requirements _________________________________ |
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| Honors work within college requirements ________________________________ | |
| Other Honors work _________________________________________________ | |