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Which courses qualify for upper division elective credits?

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Which courses qualify for upper division elective credits?

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Any Economics course numbered 110 or higher satisfies upper division requirements. Note, however, that only one of ECON 112, Econ 120, ECON 181, ECON 184, and ECON 189 can count toward your upper division elective courses. Similarly no more than three units of ECON 194, ECON 195, or ECON 198 can count toward your upper division credits. A lower division calculus course (Math 26A or Math 30) or an upper division Math or Stat course (that can be taken for credit towards a math or statistics major) can be substituted for one of the upper division economics electives.