Econ001 and Econ002

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of Pennsylvania
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<p>I was wondering if anyone knows for certain whether or not Econ001 is an official prereq for Econ002. I do not have any Econ AP credit but I have entered a request in the class registration system for econ002 and I did not have any issues doing so. </p>

<p>I have been getting conflicted information regarding the prereq status of Econ001 since on the website it says iyou must do econ001 first but others have said it is not. I don’t want to register in advance for a class I’m not going to be allowed to take.</p>

<p>Any help would be greatly appreciated.</p>

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<p>Yes...it definitely is</p>

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<p>for economics.</p>

<p>you have to take econ001 before econ002. and you have to take econ002 before you take any other econ.</p>

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<p>You don't HAVE to, but it is a prereq. You can petition to take both concurrently or econ002 before econ 001 however.</p>

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<p>is one of of those micro-econ & the other macro-econ? I am taking both at a community college (I'm going to be a senior) and was wondering if I should take 1st...if 1 is a prereq for the other at Penn, that'd help me figure things out.</p>

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<p>001 micro, 002 macro</p>

<p>to get transfer credit, I think only APs are accepted.</p>

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<p>so i should take the AP test even if I get an "A" in the community college class? (I am a high school student)</p>

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<p>I think it is a necessary part of getting the college credit.</p>

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<p>sorry this is a lil bit off, but can one take Econ 101 and Math 114 at the same time? I noticed that Math 114 is a prereq for Econ 101 (intermediate econ thoery).</p>