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Economics (B.A.) 3+3 Partnership with Catholic University Law School

Marymount has a direct entry affiliation agreement with Catholic University’s Columbus School of Law. This enables qualified third-year Marymount students in designated majors to be admitted to the first year of law school during their senior year at Marymount. Economics students who are interested in direct entry to the Columbus School of Law after their junior year at Marymount should discuss the 3+3 partnership with their major advisor as soon as they become interested. The advisor will guide students through the selection of Marymount courses and refer them to the Office of Admissions of the Columbus School of Law as potential applicants. Qualified students may receive credit from both Marymount and Catholic University for a maximum of 29 credits taken at the Columbus School of Law. For more information and details on eligibility, please see Pre-Law Studies and Advising.

Sample Degree Plan — Economics 3+3 Partnership with Catholic University Law School

Please note that this is a sample plan; all students must consult with an advisor in making course selections. Interested students are highly encouraged to explore adding a minor or double major to their program of study.

Year One — Fall

EN 101Composition I *

3

Natural Science (NS) core course with lab *

4

TRS 100Theological Inquiry *

3

DSC 101DISCOVER First-Year Seminar *

3

One (1) elective (MGT 123 recommended)

EN 101: WR core course

TRS 100: TRS-1 core course

Year One — Spring

ECO 211Principles of Macroeconomics *

3

EN 102Composition II *

3

HI
Introductory History (HI-1) core course *

3

Introductory Social Science (SS-1) core course (politics, psychology, or sociology) *

3

One (1) elective (MA 171 or MA 181 recommended)

ECO 211: SS-1 core course

EN 102: WR core course

Year Two — Fall

ECO 210Principles of Microeconomics *

3

 

MA 132Statistical Analysis *

3

OR

MA 218Probability and Statistics *

3

 

EN
Introductory Literature (LT-1) core course *

3

Two (2) electives

6

ECO 210: SS-1 core course

MA 132 or MA 218: MT core courses

Year Two — Spring

ECO 311Intermediate Macroeconomics

3

PH 100Introduction to Philosophy *

3

Theological Ethics (TRS-E) core course *

One (1) Introductory Social Science (SS-1) core course (politics, psychology, or sociology) or a second Natural Science (NS) core course *

One (1) 300/400-level economics course

PH 100: PH-1 core course

One Introductory Social Science (SS-1) core course in politics, psychology, or sociology or a second Natural Science (NS) core course: Students must take an Introductory Social Science (SS-1) core course in another field (politics, psychology, or sociology) that differs from their earlier non-economics SS-1 elective or else take a second Natural Science (NS) core course.

ECO 311: SS-2 core course

Year Three — Fall

ECO 310Intermediate Microeconomics

3

Two (2) 300/400-level economics courses

Fine Arts (FNA), Advanced Literature (LT-2), or Advanced History (HI-2) core course *

3

One (1) elective

3

ECO 310: SS-2 core course

Year Three — Spring

ECO 485International Economics *

3

Two (2) 300/400-level economics courses

 

PH 301Social and Political Philosophy *

3

OR

PH 305Business Ethics *

3

 

ECO 490Internship *

3

One (1) one-credit elective (if a four-credit Natural Science course is not taken)

PH 301, PH 305: (PH-2 core course)

Students can elect to take another Advanced Philosophy (PH-2) core course instead.

ECO 490 fulfills the Experiential Learning (EXP) requirement.

Year Four — Fall (classes to be completed at Columbus School of Law)

Criminal Law (substitute for elective)

Civil Procedure (yearlong course split over fall and spring — substitute for elective)

Lawyering Skills (yearlong course split over fall and spring — substitute for WI/INQ)*

Contracts (yearlong course split over fall and spring — substitute for elective)

Year Four — Spring (classes to be completed at Columbus School of Law)

Contracts (yearlong course split over fall and spring)

Lawyering Skills (yearlong course split over fall and spring)

Civil Procedure (yearlong course split over fall and spring)

Property (substitute for elective)

Torts (substitute for elective)

Constitutional Law (substitute for elective)

Note: Students must take at least two (2) Writing-Intensive (WI) courses in addition to ECO 431, for a total of three (3) WI courses.

* Fulfills Liberal Arts Core/University Requirements. See University Requirements and the Liberal Arts Core and the Course Descriptions for further information.