COURSE EQUIVALENCIES AND TRANSFER CREDITS. Listed below are BMCC courses that transfer to Xxxx Xxx and satisfy Economics Major Requirements. Xxxx Xxx requires at least 18 of the 36 credits of major requirements be completed at Xxxx Xxx. BMCC Courses Xxxx Xxx College Courses Xxxx Xxx Requirement Fulfilled Credits ECO 201 – Macroeconomics ECO 120 – Macroeconomics International Cluster 3 ECO 215 – Environmental Economics ECO 260 – Environmental Economics, Regulation, and Policy Criminal Justice Cluster 3 ECO 221 – International Economics; OR ECO 230 – Gender Economics ECO 245 – International Economics; OR ECO 327 – The Political Economy of Gender International Cluster 3 ECO 223 – Economic History ECO 310 – Economics in Historical Perspectives Economics Foundations 3 ECO 250 – Money and Banking; OR ECO 225 – Public Economics; OR ECO 235 – Labor Economics ECO 324 – Money and Banking; OR ECO 265 – Introduction to Public Sector Economics; OR ECO 280 – Economics of Labor Public Sector Cluster 3 Total Number of Credits 15 E. SUMMARY OF TRANSFER CREDITS FROM BMCC & CREDITS TO BE COMPLETED AT XXXX XXX COLLEGE Economics Program @ Xxxx Xxx College Total Number of Credits Transfer Credits from BMCC Credits to Complete @ Xxxx Xxx College General Education Requirements 36 30 6 Economics Requirements 36 15 21 General Electives 48 15 33 Total 120 60 60
COURSE EQUIVALENCIES AND TRANSFER CREDITS. Listed below are BMCC courses that transfer to satisfy the Economics Major Requirements at Queens College. BMCC Course Queens Equivalency Credits ECO 201 – Macroeconomics ECON 101 - Introduction to Macroeconomics 3 ECO 202 – Microeconomics ECON 102 - Introduction to Microeconomics 3 MAT 209 – Statistics5 ECON 249 – Statistics as Applied to Economics and Business 4 (3 equiv. crs. & 1 elec. cr.) MAT 301 – Analytic Geometry & Calculus MATH 151 - Calculus/Differentiation & Integration 4 Choose one course from the following: • ECO 215 – Environmental Economics • ECO 226 – Development Economics • ECO 229 – Economics of Antitrust and Regulation • ECO 230 – Feminist and Gender Economics • ECO 235 – Labor Economics • ECO 250 – Money and Banking Choose one course from the following: • ECON 228 – The Economics of the Environment • ECON 208 – The Process of Economic Development • ECON 242 – Regulation of American Business • ECON 230 – Women's Issues in Economics • ECON 213 – Economics of the Labor Force • ECON 215 – Money and Banking 3 FOOTNOTES 5 BMCC students will earn four credits for MAT 209 at BMCC while the equivalent ECON 249 course at Queens is three credits. As such, the additional credit earned in MAT 209 will be applied to the General Electives at QC. Students must contact the QC Economics faculty advisors to request for the MAT 209 (BMCC) and ECON 249 (QC) equivalency to be entered manually.
