21-22 CAHNR Plan Of Study Applied And Resource Economics Major
PLAN OF STUDY FORMCatalog Year 2021-2022APPLIED & RESOURCE ECONOMICSDIRECTIONS This Plan of Study (plan) is used as a worksheet during initial registration and every subsequent semester to determineminimum requirements and progress toward completing the degree. A preliminary plan is developed and submitted to theadvisor by the end of the sophomore year (or equivalent time for transfer students). A final plan must be approved by advisor and the department head, and submitted to the Degree Auditor in theRegistrars Office (1st floor, Wilbur Cross Building) no later than the end of the tenth week of classes of thesemester prior to the anticipated semester of graduation. Students must complete all major and general education course requirements and earn:At least 120 credits toward the degreeAt least a 2.0 Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA)At least a 2.0 Grade Point Average for ALL courses listed in the 36 Credit Requirement University of Connecticut General Education Requirements (GER), are outlined in the Academic Regulations section of theUndergraduate Catalog. Only approved courses may be used to meet requirements. Students should use their Academic Requirements Report (accessible in Student Admin) along with the Plan of Study toview their graduation requirements and assess status toward degree. Students must be attentive to credit restrictions(repeated courses, out of sequence classes, etc.). Courses taken Pass/Fail may NOT be used to meet any requirements.STUDENT AND DEGREE INFORMATIONMust be filed out complete on your final plan of study.NameFirstSelect One:MiddlePhone #:Preliminary PlanFinal PlanStudent I.D.:LastEmail Address:Current Address:StreetCity/TownMonth and Year of Anticipated Graduation:Are you pursuing a double major in CAHNR:MayYesStateAugustNoZio CodeDecemberYear:If YES, submit Double Major Attachment with final plans of studyPlease list below any minors that you plan to earn and submit a final minor plan of study with your final major plan of study.At the completion of semester you intend to graduate, will you have earned 120 or more credits?YesNoAPPROVAL SIGNATURESStudent SignatureDateAdvisor SignatureDateDepartment Head’s SignatureDateThe final plan of study must be submitted to the Registrar’s Office in the Wilbur Cross Building.Please remember to keep a copy of the plan for your records.
PART I: GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS (GER)1Courses approved to meet GER are outlined in the Academic Regulations section of the Undergraduate Catalog.Courses in Content Areas 1-3 must be in 6 different departments.One course from Content Area 4 may be used to fulfill a requirement in Content Areas 1-3.Content AreaDept.Course No.CreditsSemester/YearForeign Languages (3 years single language in high school) OR pass second course in first-year college sequence//ENGL 1007 or 1010 or 1011“W” Course“W” Course (within major)“Q” Course“Q” Course (MATH or STAT)Environmental Literacy (total 3 credits)1Arts & Humanities (total 6 credits)////////2Social Sciences (total 6 credits)//34Science & Technology (total 6 credits – includeone 4-credit laboratory course)/Diversity & Multiculturalism (total 6 credits – onemust be “International” course)/Computer Technology Competency: See major requirementsInformation Literacy Competency: See major requirements//Grade
APPLIED & RESOURCE ECONOMICSPART II: INDIVIDUAL COURSE REQUIREMENTS OF APPLIED & RESOURCE ECONOMICS MAJOR1Courses in this section that are numbered 2000-level or above may also be used to meet the 36 Credit Requirement (Part III).ALL of the following:Dept.No.ARECourse TitleARE 1150Principles of Applied & Resource Economics oror ECON 1200Principles of Economics (Intensive)or ECON 1201or Principles of rmediate Applied & Resource Economics/Writing Competency: Students must pass ARE 3261W or 3440W.Information Literacy Competency: Students must pass ARE 3261W or 3440W.CONCENTRATIONS:Students may concentrate in one or more of the following areas:Business Management and Marketing, Environmental Economics and Policy, and Development Economics and Policy.Majors choosing a concentration are required to complete at least 18 credits from the list of specified courses for agiven concentration.Students who do not choose a concentration need to complete at least 15 credits of ARE courses at the 2000 level or above inadditional to ARE 2150, and one of the ARE W courses.Business Management and Marketing (18 total credits)Core Courses (at least 12 total credits from courses below):Dept.No.Course TitleCreditsARE2210Essentials of Accounting and Business3ARE3215Business Management3ARE3221Managerial Economics & Business Strategies3ARE3222Marketing and Consumer Behavior3ARE3223Business Organization and Labor Markets3ARE3333Computational Analysis in Applied Economics3Semester/YearGrade////Elective Courses (up to 6 total credits though students may choose to take ONLY Core courses above):Dept.No.Course TitleCreditsSemester/YearARE3225Price Analysis and Futures Trading3ARE3260Food Policy3ARE3462Measuring Impact of Programs that Raise HumanWell-being3ARE4205Market Planning and Survey Research in the FoodIndustry3ARE4217Business Finance & Investment Management3ARE4279International Commodity Trade3//Grade
APPLIED & RESOURCE ECONOMICSDept.ECONNo.Course TitleMoney and Banking2411CreditsSemester/YearGrade3Additional Elective Course: Up to 3 credits of an Elective Course at the 3000-level or above is allowed with the approval of the advisor:Dept.No.Course TitleCreditsSemester/YearGrade/Environmental Economics and PolicyCore Courses (at least 12 total credits from courses below):Dept.No.Course TitleCreditsARE3333Computational Analysis in Applied Economics3ARE3434EEnvironmental and Resource Policy3ARE3462Measuring Impact of Programs that Raise HumanWell-being3ARE4438EValuing the Environment3ARE4444Economics of Energy, Climate and the Environment3ARE4462EEnvironmental and Resource Economics3Semester/Year////Elective Courses (up to 6 total credits though students may choose to take ONLY Core courses above):Dept.No.Course TitleCreditsSemester/YearARE2235Marine Economics and Policy3ARE3436The Economics of Integrated Coastal Management3ARE4217Business Finance & Investment Management3ARE4305Sustainable Economic Development3GEOG2320EClimate Change: Current Geographic Issues3GEOG2400EIntroduction to Sustainable Cities3GEOG2500Introduction to Geographic Information Systems4GEOG3340Environmental Planning and Management33245EEnvironmental Law3NREGradeGrade//Additional Elective Course: Up to 3 credits of an Elective Course at the 3000-level or above is allowed with the approval of the advisor:Dept.No.Course TitleCreditsSemester/YearGrade/Development Economics and PolicyCore Courses (at least 12 total credits from courses below):Dept.No.Course TitleARE3260Food PolicyCreditsSemester/Year3/Grade
APPLIED & RESOURCE ECONOMICSDept.No.Course TitleCreditsSemester/YearARE3333Computational Analysis in Applied Economics3ARE3462Measuring Impact of Programs that Raise Human Well-being3ARE4279International Commodity Trade3/ARE4305Sustainable Economic Development3/ARE4444Economics of Energy, Climate and the Environment3Elective Courses (up to 6 total credits though students may choose 5 Core courses and 1 elective):Dept.No.Course TitleCreditsARE3434EEnvironmental and Resource Policy3ARE4205Market Planning and Survey Research in the FoodIndustry3ANTH3325Introduction to Global Health3ECON2440Economics of the Global Economy3ECON2456Economics of Poverty3ECON2474Economic Development in Latin America and theCaribbean3ECON3421/WInternational Trade3ECON3473Economic Development3ECON3479Economic Growth3GEOG3100The Geography of Economic Development3POLS3406Globalization and Political Change3POLS3410International Political Economy3SOCI3701The Developing World3WGSS2267Women and Poverty3WGSS3216Women in Political Development3Grade/Semester/YearGrade//Additional Elective Course: Up to 3 credits of an Elective Course at the 3000-level or above is allowed with the approval of the advisor:Dept.No.Course TitleCreditsSemester/YearGrade/No ConcentrationAt least 15 credits of ARE courses at the 2000 level or above, in addition to ARE 2150 and one of the ARE W courses:Dept.No.Course TitleCreditsSemester/Year///Grade
APPLIED & RESOURCE ECONOMICSDept.No.Course TitleCreditsSemester/Year///Grade
ONLINE PLAN OF STUDY FORM ATTACHMENTPART III: 36 CREDIT REQUIREMENT FOR ALL MAJORS1Each student is required to successfully complete at least 36 credits of courses that are numbered 2000-level or above in or relating totheir major. These courses may also be used to meet other requirements. This group of courses must:1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.Dept.No.Total not less than 36 creditsBe numbered 2000 or aboveBe approved by student’s advisor and department headBe taken at the University of Connecticut2Include two or more departmentsInclude at least 15 credits from departments in the College of Agriculture, Health and Natural ResourcesHave a combined Grade Point Average of at least 2.0Not include more than 6 credits (combined) of Independent Study, Internship, or Field Studies (ifincluded, these courses must be taken at the University of Connecticut)Not be taken on Pass/ Fail (P@ / F@)Not include more than 6 credits of Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory (S/U) Semester/Year//////////////////////GradeCredits from departments in CAHNR (15 required):(CAHNR subject codes include AGNR, AH, ANSC, ARE, DGS, DIET, ENVS, EVST, HORT, KINS, LAND, MLSC, NRE, NUSC, PLSC,PVS, SOIL, SPSS, TURF)Total Credits in 36 credit group:1Courses taken on Pass/Fail may NOT be used to meet any requirements.2ResidenceRequirement. It is expected that advanced course work in the major will be completed at the University ofConnecticut. However, students may be eligible to use up-to six credits from other institutions in the 36-credit group if approved bytheir advisor and department head. These credits must be identified as courses comparable to specific University of Connecticutcourses and cannot include internships, special topics, or non-specific discipline credits. Transfer students must complete at least30 credits of 2000-level or higher course work at the University of Connecticut, including at least 15 credits in College ofAgriculture, Health and Natural Resources courses.
The final plan of study must be submitted to the Registrar's Office in the Wilbur Cross Building. Please remember to keep a copy of the plan for your records. PART I: GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS (GER) 1 Courses approved to meet GER are outlined in the Academic Regulations section of the Undergraduate Catalog.
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