Students in joint majors have a separate adviser in each of the two participating departments. Please note that economics advisers are only available to answer questions and make decisions regarding the economics courses in these majors students should address all questions regarding courses offered by the participating departments to the adviser in those departments. The report highlights problems that may hold up your graduation. If you have any concerns or questions about any obtained approvals or exemptions that are filed in the Department, you may contact LauraYan by email at LY38. Transcripts must be provided to prove that students had taken the approved courses, otherwise student graduation may be held up.
All prizes are open to majors and students in the joint majors.
Unlike previous years, the prize committee will consider applicants who are not planning to immediately start graduate school the next academic year after graduation, although preference may be given to those students applying to a Ph.D. program for the next academic year. Please be sure to let me know if you are applying for graduate study in economics for academic year 2001-02, or else plan to pursue a Ph.D. in economics within the next few years, so that I can consider you for this prize. Faculty will be asked to nominate students for these prizes and I will make the final choice in consultation with the faculty. All prize winners will be announced near the end of the spring term. Students should consider participating in the undergraduate club.