does AMCAS BCPM include ECON CLASSES?

[bigman43]

im an econ major, so this could potentially help me if it does.


Econ classes such as Intermediate microeconomics and macroeconomics are 95% algebra/calc based. the lower level classes focus more on policy and history, however, the intermediate classes use math models to describe economics quantitatively

SO, would AMCAS consider these classes part of BCPM?

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[bluesTank]

I highly doubt it.

 

[bigman43]

http://www.aamc.org/students/amcas/amcas2007instructions.pdf

that lists the courses.

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but, couldnt calc based economics models be considered APPLIED MATH?

because applied math is considered BCPM while econ is considered Humanities.

 

[Law2Doc]

im an econ major, so this could potentially help me if it does.


Econ classes such as Intermediate microeconomics and macroeconomics are 95% algebra/calc based. the lower level classes focus more on policy and history, however, the intermediate classes use math models to describe economics quantitatively

SO, would AMCAS consider these classes part of BCPM?

No. I'm not aware of any school that considers econ an offering of the math department. Just because it uses math doesn't mean it is math. Sorry.