UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA


Senior Year


BS. 401.-Business Law .................................. 3
BS. 448.-Foreign Trade Technique ........... 3
ES. 407.-Economic Principles and
 Problems ................................... 3
GPY. 487.-Economic Geography of
 Europe .................................. 3
Approved Electives ........................... ....... 6
 18


ES. 408.-Economic Principles and
 Problems .. .. ........................
ES. 449.-International Finance:
 Foreign Exchange ........ ..............
ES. 485.-International Economic
 Relations .. .......................
GPY. 486.-Economic Geography of the
 Far East ...................................
Approved Electives ..................................


 VIII. LABOR ECONOMICS

 This curriculum is designed to provide students with an understanding of the
place and problems of labor in the economy. Clifton Oliver, Jr., Adviser.


 Junior Year
First Semester Credits Sei
ES. 321.-Money and Banking .................. 3 BS
ES. 327.-Public Finance ............................. 3 ES
ES. 372.-Labor Problems .............................. 3
SY. 202.-Problems of American Society...... 3 ES
Approved Elective ................. ................ 3 PS
 15 Ap


cond Semester Cr
. 373.-Personnel Management ..................
. 311.-Development of Modern
 Western Economy ............................
.475.-Wage Theory and Practice ........
Y. 206.-Psychology Applied to
 Business Industry ........................
proved Elective .........................................


Senior Year


BS. 401.-Business Law .................................... 3
ES. 404.-Government Control of
 Business ............................... 3
ES. 407.-Economic Principles and
 Problem s ......... ......................... 3
ES. 409.-Economic Systems ............................ 3
Approved Electives ........................................ 6


*edits
3

3
3

3
3

15


BS. 472.-Collective Bargaining ....................
BS. 463.-Social Insurance ................. ......
ES. 408.-Economic Principles and
 Problem s .................
ES. 476.-Government and Labor ................
Approved Electives .......................................


 IX. BUSINESS STATISTICS*

 This curriculum is designed primarily to prepare students for professional work
in either government or private business. Students who complete the curriculum should
be able to qualify for the rank of junior statistician immediately upon graduation and
for the rank of senior statistician as soon thereafter as sufficient practical experience
can be acquired. Montgomery D. Anderson, Adviser.
 Junior Year


First Semester Credits
ATG. 311.-Accounting Principles ................ 3
ES. 321.-Money and Banking ....................... 3
ES. 327.-Public Finance ............................ 3
MS. 105.**-Basic Mathematics .................. 4
Approved Elective .............................. 3


BS. 401.-Business Law ....................
ES. 407.-Economic Principles and
 Problem s ........................
ES. 469.-Business Cycles and
 Forecasting ................-- -.
MS. 310.-Statistical Methods ........
Approved Electives ...........................


Second Semester Cr
ATG. 312.-Accounting Principles ..............
ES. 466.-Economic Statistics ..........................
MS. 106.**-Basic Mathematics ......................
SY. 477.***-Social Research and
 Investigation ...........................
Approved Elective .............................................


 Senior Year
......... 3 BS. 402.-Business Law ....................
 ES. 408.-Economic Principles and
............ 3 Problem s ..... .........
 BS. 464.--Statistical Controls for
 ..... 3 M management ......................
 3 Approved Electives ..............................
 ............ 6


 *The student in this curriculum is urged, but not required, to take MS. 353-354.-Calculus.
 **If MS. 105-106 is taken as part of the University College work, approved electives in the College
of Business Administration will be increased by 8 hours.
 ***BS. 424.-Investment Analysis, may be taken in place of SY. 477.-Social Research and In-
vestigation.


edits
3
3
4

3
3


 16

.......... 3

 .... 3

.......... 3
.......... 7
 16