Admission to Program
In order to take Applied Consumer Analytics graduate courses prior to applying to the graduate program, students who meet the following eligibility requirements should submit documentation thereof to the FHCE Graduate Coordinator:
- Current standing as an undergraduate Financial Planning major
- A cumulative undergraduate GPA of at least 3.0
- On track to have completed at least 60 total credits by the end of the semester for which they seek admission to the dual degree pathway
Curriculum
Graduate-level courses that may be used to satisfy undergraduate and graduate program requirements.
FHCE 6000 or FHCE 6000S Consumer Analytics and Research Methods I (3)
FHCE 7050 Consumer Analytics and Research Methods II (3)
FHCE 7150 Applied Consumer Policy Analytics (3)
FHCE 7960 Quantitative Internship (3)
Additional requirements that are unique to this Double Dawgs program:
FHCE 7020 Research Development I (2)
FHCE 8000 Research Methods I (3)
STAT 6210 Statistical Methods I (3)
FHCE 8100 Theory of Households, Consumer Economics and Financial Behavior I (3)
FHCE 8050 Research Methods II (3)
STAT 6220 Statistical Methods II (3)
Elective (1)
Admission to Graduate Program
- 3.0 or higher undergraduate GPA (including any graduate courses used to satisfy undergraduate requirements)
- 2 letters of recommendation for domestic applicants, 3 letters of recommendation for international applicants
- Statement of Purpose