How many Economics Courses in Total?

[Unikkatel]

I was just wondering how many economics courses in total have you guys taken in your undergraduate degree?

[ThJefferson]

I took 14 or so, including intro micro/macro.

Intro to Micro
Intro to Macro
Intermediate micro
Intermediate macro
econometrics
9 electives

[GymShorts]

I took nine econ classes and four finance classes that could have been labeled as economics.

[Thesus]

Twenty.

[thesparky]

About 12, counting the commerce equivs as econ. Between 4 and 7 more to go, depending on how you count. The number of credits or the courses themselves were required for me.

[mazzalupi]

The key missing variable is whether you are on semesters or quarters.

[Unikkatel]

Thanks for the responses guys. I am going to be taking around 23 Economics courses. They are all going to be one semester (half a year). That equates to around 2 and 1/2 years worth of economics courses (assuming 5 per semester)...Is this the norm?

[greeneggs]

Why so many? I would think you would be better off taking some math or graduate level econ classes.

I've taken 9 undergrad econ courses (semester system); 7 of them freshman year and 2 sophomore year; I've also done and will do some more grad level econ though. I bet if you ask your professors they will tell you to take more math over more econ if you're planning on grad school.

[philecon]

That's quite a lot. When I get to finish my undergraduate degree, I would have taken around 12 Economics classes, plus the thesis seminar class (semester system.)

Intro Micro
Intro Macro
Macro
Micro
Math Econ
Econometrics
5 electives

I agree with the earlier post; your professors will most probably tell you to take more math courses.

[oleador]

I had 29 econ/finance courses and only 6 math...
In my university one cannot choose courses - all are obligatory.
Stupid system...