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Prerequisite and Enrollment Guide for Econ and MGMT Courses
Economics Courses
Prerequisite: None
Economics 1
Economics 19
Economics 185
Economics 19 is a one-unit course that does NOT fulfill any GE or major requirement for the Economics, Business Economics, or Mathematics/Economics major. The course is open to first-year students in any major.
Economics 185 is a one-unit career development course which does not satisfy an Economics, Business Economics, or Mathematics/Economics major requirement. Students must be officially declared as an Economics, Business Economics, or Mathematics/Economics pre-major or major and have junior or senior standing to enroll.
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Prerequisite: Economics 1
Economics 2
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Prerequisites: Economics 1, Math 31A or 31AL, 31B
Economics 11
Open to students with sophomore, junior, or senior standing.
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Prerequisites: Math 31A or 31AL, 31B
Economics 41
Open to students with sophomore, junior, or senior standing who are officially declared as Pre-Economics or Pre-Business Economics.
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Prerequisite: Economics 11
Economics 101
Economics 137
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Prerequisites: Economics 11 and 41 (Mathematics 170E + 170S or Statistics 100A + 100B)
Economics 103/103L
Students are required to concurrently enroll in the associated mandatory Economics 103L lab in the same quarter that they are enrolled in Economics 103. First, enroll in the lecture and then in the lab.
The lecture and the lab must be taken on the same grading basis. A letter grade is required for the courses to satisfy the major requirement.
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Prerequisite: Economics 101
Economics 106I/106IL
Economics 111
Economics 121
Enrollment in Economics 106I/106IL is restricted to students officially declared as Business Economics during First Pass, and Economics, or Mathematics/Economics majors during Second Pass.
Students are required to concurrently enroll in the associated mandatory Economics 106IL lab in the same quarter that they are enrolled in Econ 106I. First, enroll in the lecture and then in the lab.
The lecture and the lab must be taken on the same grading basis. A letter grade is required for the courses to satisfy the major requirement.
Economics 111 has Economics 103/103L as a warning prerequisite. It is recommended that Economics 103/103L is taken prior to Economics 111.
Economics 121 will not have a co-requisite lab offered in Fall Quarter. So, students are not expected to enroll in Economics 121L.
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Prerequisite: Economics 2 and Economics 101
Economics 102
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Prerequisite: Economics 102
Economics 106F/106FB
Economics 160
Economics 164
Economics 165
Enrollment in Economics 106F/106FB is restricted to students officially declared as Business Economics during First Pass, and Economics or Mathematics/Economics majors during Second Pass.
Students are required to concurrently enroll in the associated mandatory Economics 106FB lab in the same quarter that they are enrolled in Economics 106F. First, enroll in the lecture and then in the lab. The lecture and the lab must be taken on the same grading basis.
Economics 165 will not have a co-requisite lab offered in Fall Quarter. So, students are not expected to enroll in Economics 165L.
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Prerequisite: 103/103L
Economics 104/104L
Students are required to concurrently enroll in the associated mandatory Economics 104L lab in the same quarter that they are enrolled in Economics 104. First, enroll in the lecture and then in the lab.
Both the lecture and the lab must be taken on the same grading basis. A letter grade is required for the courses to satisfy the major requirement.
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Prerequisite: Economics 101 and Economics 103/103L
Economics 111
Economics 133/133L
Economics 144
Students are required to concurrently enroll in the associated mandatory Economics 133L lab in the same quarter that they are enrolled in Economics 133. First, enroll in the lecture and then in the lab.
Economics 144 has Economics 104/104L as a warning prerequisite. It is strongly recommended that Economics 104/104L is taken prior to Economics 144. After Fall 2024, Economics 104/104L will be an enforced prerequisite.
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Prerequisite: Economics 41 and Economics 101
Economics 134
Economics 142
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Prerequisites: Economics 101, Management 1A, and Management 1B
Economics 167
Economics 168
Economics 167 and Economics 168 are part of the Value Investing Program. These courses are not open to students who are not participating in the Program.
Management Courses
Prerequisite: None
Management 1A
Management 108
Management 160
Management 164
Management 170
Management 1A is open to students with at least sophomore standing.
Management 108 is open for enrollment on First Pass to students who are officially declared as Business Economics or the Minor in Accounting. Other students with junior or senior standing may enroll on Second Pass, space permitting.
Management 160, and 164 are open for enrollment to students who are officially in the Minor in Entrepreneurship on First Pass. Other students with junior or senior standing may enroll on Second Pass, space permitting.
Management 170 is open for enrollment to students with at least junior standing on both First Pass and Second Pass.
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Prerequisite: Management 1A
Management 1B
Management 1B is open for enrollment to students with at least sophomore standing.
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Prerequisite: Management 1B
Management 120A
Management 122
Management 127A
Management 120A, 122, and 127A are open for enrollment to students who are officially declared as Business Economics or the Minor in Accounting on First Pass. Other students with junior or senior standing can enroll on Second Pass, space permitting.
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Prerequisite: Management 120A
Management 120B
Management 120B is open for enrollment to students who are officially in Business Economics or the Minor in Accounting on First Pass. Other students with junior or senior standing can enroll on Second Pass, space permitting.
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Prerequisite: Management 120B
Management 123
Management 124
Management 123 and 124 are open for enrollment to students who are officially in Business Economics or the Minor in Accounting on First Pass. Other students with junior or senior standing can enroll on Second Pass, space permitting.
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Prerequisite: Management 160
Management 161
Management 161 is open for enrollment to students who are officially in the Minor in Entrepreneurship on First Pass. Any junior or senior can enroll on the second pass, space permitting.
Note that the Department of Economics does not issue PTE numbers for its undergraduate courses.
If you have any questions about economics courses, please contact the Department of Economics undergraduate counselors via the MyUCLA Message Center.
If you have any questions about Management courses (accounting and finance) or about the Minor in Accounting, please contact the Minor in Accounting office at accounting.minor@anderson.ucla.edu
If you have any questions about Management courses (entrepreneurship) or about the Minor in Entrepreneurship, please contact the counselor for the Minor in Entrepreneurship via the MyUCLA Message Center.
