Minor - Consumer Economics

Program Description:
The minor in Consumer Economics provides a knowledge base for persons interested in a consumer's perpective of the marketplace. The course work helps students understand issues and policies affect ing consumers.

 
Required Courses:
HACE 2100 or HACE 2100H 3
HACE 3100  3
HACE 3150  3
ECON 2106 or ECON 2106H 3 3
HACE 4100/6100 or HACE 5100/7100 3

If one or more of the courses in the list above fulfills your Area VI requirement, you MAY use that course toward the minor requirements. If one or more of the courses in the list above fulfills your Area I-V requirements, you may NOT use that course toward the minor requirements. In that case, you must choose a replacement(s) from the list below. If one or more of the courses in the list above fulfills the Major Requirements for your major, you may NOT use that course toward the minor requirements. In that case, you must choose a replacement(s) from the list below. You may NOT use any of the courses from the list below UNLESS it is to replace a course that fulfills your Area I-V requirements or the Major Requirements for your major.
   
HACE 3000  3
HACE 3010  3 (max)
HACE 3200  or HACE 3250 3
HACE 4100/6100  3
HACE 4400/6400  3
HACE 5100/7100  3
HACE 5150/7150  3
HACE 5400/7400  3
HACE 5710/7710  3
ENGL 3590W  3
Up to 3 hours from a 3000-level or above course in any of the following areas: ACCT, AAEC, ECON, FINA, INTB, MARK, MGMT, MIST, REAL, RMIN

TOTAL HOURS: 15

INSTRUCTIONS:

  1. Obtain a Declaration of Minor Form from Student Services (112 Dawson Hall). Have the completed form checked and signed by the Student Services staff.
  2. Once approved, take the completed form to your school/college that you are enrolled in and they will add the notation to your official student record.
  3. After completing all requirements or in progress of completing courses in the same semester you are graduating, go to Student Services (112 Dawson Hall) to fill out and sign a Minor Completion Form.
For more information about minor course work, contact:

Dr. Brenda Cude, Undergraduate Coordinator
Department of Housing and Consumer Economics
201 Housing Research Center (House B)
bcude@fcs.uga.edu
706-542-4857