Preregistration Advice

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These Advising Notes have answers to all your questions on preregistration.

 

Don't Forget About Summer and Half Block Courses

You can register soon for Summer Courses - listed below:

Block A

• BU110 Capitalism and it Criticisms with Tim Nguyen (Remote)
• BU205 Priniciples of Financial Accounting with Andrea Golfari (Remote)

Block B

• BU225 Business Anthropology with Tim Nguyen (Remote)

Block C 

• BU225 Design Your Life with Lora Louise Broady (Remote)

 

You can register now for Half Block Courses - listed below:

• BU110 The Economics of Women in Sports with Melanie Auguste (On Campus)
• BU111 Personal Financial Planning with Georg Grassmueck (Remote)
• BU11 Personal Financial Planning with Tim Nguyen (On Campus)

 

Printable Materials

• Course grid
• Courses by category
• Easily see when a particular course is offered, including when Social Issues courses are offered for BESoc.
• Major requirements
  • Business, Economics, and Society 2020
  • Business, Economics, and Society 2025 (new first-years only)
  • Economics 2021
  • Economics 2025
  • International Political Economy 2020
  • Mathematical Economics 2020
• Checklists to track progress
  • Business, Economics, and Society 2020
  • Economics 2025
  • International Political Economy 2020
  • Mathematical Economics 2020

 

Course Lists

• BESoc
  •  Social Issues List
  •  Social Issues Petition
• Economics
  • (For Economics 2021 only) Part E Course List
• International Political Economy
  • Electives list: See checklist above
• Mathematical Economics
  • Mathematical economics elective list: See checklist above

 

EC348 Economics of Innovation, Block 7

Economics of Innovation in Block 7 includes a weeklong field trip to Boston. The field trip is in third week and involves very long, demanding days, often starting at 7 am and not returning to the hotel until 9 pm.

 

The course fee is $400.

• The course fee covers lodging, meals in Boston during the program dates, and local transportation in Boston from the hotel.
• Students are responsible for arranging and paying for their own airfare, transport to the airport and hotel, and meals while in transit to Boston.
• Financial aid is available. Based on the Financial Aid office’s determination, aid may cover some or all of the course fee, airfare, transport, and meals.

 

Further details on how to preregister will be provided later by email to all department majors and also updated here.