Certificate in Financial Economics

Use this form to "declare" that you intend to complete (or have completed) the requirements of the Certificate in Financial Economics.

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Please select your anticipated semester and year of graduation

	Fall	Spring	Summer
2019	2019 - Fall	2019 - Spring	2019 - Summer
2020	2020 - Fall	2020 - Spring	2020 - Summer
2021	2021 - Fall	2021 - Spring	2021 - Summer
2022	2022 - Fall	2022 - Spring	2022 - Summer
2023	2023 - Fall	2023 - Spring	2023 - Summer
2024	2024 - Fall	2024 - Spring	2024 - Summer

Please indicate THREE electives you have taken (or plan to take) to complete the Certificate:

	Completed	Pending
Econ 3311: Financial Markets & Analysis	Econ 3311: Financial Markets & Analysis - Completed	Econ 3311: Financial Markets & Analysis - Pending
Econ 335: Money & Banking	Econ 335: Money & Banking - Completed	Econ 335: Money & Banking - Pending
Econ 428: Capital Mkt Imperf. & Entrep. Finance	Econ 428: Capital Mkt Imperf. & Entrep. Finance - Completed	Econ 428: Capital Mkt Imperf. & Entrep. Finance - Pending
Econ 429: Decision Under Risk & Time	Econ 429: Decision Under Risk & Time - Completed	Econ 429: Decision Under Risk & Time - Pending
Econ 4301: Understanding Financial Crises	Econ 4301: Understanding Financial Crises - Completed	Econ 4301: Understanding Financial Crises - Pending
Econ 435: Open Economy Macroeconomics	Econ 435: Open Economy Macroeconomics - Completed	Econ 435: Open Economy Macroeconomics - Pending
Econ 437: Economics of Financial Intermediation	Econ 437: Economics of Financial Intermediation - Completed	Econ 437: Economics of Financial Intermediation - Pending
Econ 477: Topics in Fin. Econ.: Asset Pricing	Econ 477: Topics in Fin. Econ.: Asset Pricing - Completed	Econ 477: Topics in Fin. Econ.: Asset Pricing - Pending
Econ 477: Topics in Fin. Econ.: Investments	Econ 477: Topics in Fin. Econ.: Investments - Completed	Econ 477: Topics in Fin. Econ.: Investments - Pending

You must complete FIVE electives (at the 300- or 400-level) to complete the Economics Major and the Certificate in Financial Economics. At least three of the five electives must come from the list above. Selection of "pending" electives doesn't require that you take them. Instead, it is an indication that you have a plan to complete the requirements in the time before you graduate. It also allows the department to easily update you with course availability and to track your progress with the Certificate's requirements.

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