<p>I am planning to major in Economics. I will arrive at Stanford having taken Calculus AB (received a 4) and Macroeconomics (5) but did not take the Microeconomics AP examination. Which economics courses should I take, and in what order? I wasn't sure if I should take Economics 1 and whether I should take Economics 50 M, 102 A or Math 42. Any suggestions would be appreciated as to the appropriate first year course pathway.</p>
<p>I also only did only macroeconomics and I was bummed that I didn't get any credit for it. I would've done the micro one as well had I known this but back then I didn't know...</p>
<p>Collegebound, you will need to take Econ 1, which is actually being split next year into 1A and 1B. </p>
<p>With AB credit, you can take Econ 102A.</p>
<p>To take Econ 50 (the econ course after Econ 1), you need to have credit for Multivariable Calculus. This means math through Math 51; Econ 50M, which replaces Math 51, is no longer offered.</p>
<p>After that you can take Econ 51 and Econ 102B. After that Econ 52.</p>
<p>I believe that covers everything in the Econ pre-major core, which should be completed by the end of soph year. </p>
<p>Hope that helps!</p>