<p>Hi, I am a Economics and Applied math double major. I am planning to apply math to economics as well. Should I take the Econ 100 or econ 101 series?</p>
<p>The most quantitative courses are 101A, 101B, 103, 104 and 141</p>
<p>i already signed up for 100A for the summer. should I take it anyways? i need to take it so i can declare the major for econ. then i will take 101B in fall, will that be a good idea?</p>
<p>There are certain mathematical methods you learn in 101A that you’ll need for 101B but if you’re motivated, you can learn these things on your own time as you progress through 101B.</p>
<p>Are you sure you can’t take 101A in the fall? As long so you have less than 80 units (disregarding AP & summer units) and you have done 101A, you can declare Econ.</p>
<p>As a bit of a slight tangent, I want to take Econ 101A in the fall, but historically the class has filled up ridiculously fast. I am talking about a long waitlist by the time I get to register during phase one. Does anyone have any advice for getting into that class?</p>
<p>dellavigna is teaching fall. i currently have him. ure fine if u really wanna be in the class let him or one of the gsi’s know and have faith. after a few weeks ull get in</p>