Double Major: 15-1 Management + Course 14-1 Economics

This roadmap is an ‘MIT student optimized’ guide for structuring your schedule. Course 15 always encourages you to choose courses based upon interest, not by which ever checks off the most boxes. Please read the footnotes for additional options and email ugeducation-sloan@mit.edu or come see us in the Program Office (E52-150 Suite 133) to discuss.  Subjects that fulfill both Course 15 and Course 14-1 requirements are bold.
Updated Fall 2025.

First Year Fall

• 14.01 or 14.03¹
• 15.276 or 15.279
• 18.01
• Science GIR   

First Year Spring

• 14.02¹
• 15.501
• 18.02
• Science GIR   

Sophomore Year Fall

• 14.30²
• 15.301³
• Science GIR   
• HASS¹

Sophomore Year Spring

• 14.32
• 15-1 Restricted Elective
• Science GIR   
• HASS¹

Junior Year Fall

• 14.04 or 14.12 or 14.15 or 14.16 or 14.19 or 14.26^{1 9}
• 15.04/15.417⁴
• 15-1 Concentration Elective
• REST Subject⁶

Junior Year Spring

• 14.05 or 14.06^{1 9}
• Course 14 Elective / 15-1 Concentration Elective⁴
• 15-1 Concentration Elective
• Elective(s)⁸

Senior Year Fall

• 14.05 or 14.18 or 14.33 or 14.35^{1 9}
• Course 14 Elective / 15-1 Concentration Elective⁵
• 15-1 Concentration Elective⁷
• Elective(s)⁸

Senior Year Spring

• 14.THG or Course 14 Elective
• 15-1 Concentration Elective
• Course 14 Elective6
• Elective(s)⁸

Notes:
¹Students who are 15-1 primary major and 14-1 secondary major can choose Economics for their HASS concentration and use up to six of their 14-1 requirements toward the HASS requirement.
²14.30 fulfills the Probability+ Statistics requirement for 15-1 and is required for 14-1.
³15.312 is no longer being offered. Students who have previously taken 15.312 can substitute this course for 15.301.
⁴15.401/15.417 counts as a 15-1 Restricted Elective and toward one of the two Course 15 classes allowed as a Course 14 Elective.
⁵Up to two Course 14 courses or other non-Course 15 subjects can also count as 15-1 Concentration Electives, provided these subjects form an intellectually coherent 15-1 Concentration.
⁶Please note that students can use no more than one subject in their department to fulfill the REST requirement. Depending on the subject and concentration, the second REST subject may count as a Concentration Elective.
⁷Joint Course 14/15 subjects (14.45/15.0161J and 14.26/15.039J) can count as 14-1 Economic Electives and also towards the minimum three Course 15-1 Concentration Electives, provided these subjects form an intellectually coherent  15-1 Concentration.
⁸Depending on the amount of double-counting towards major and GIR requirements, additional units will be needed to accrue the 180 units beyond GIRs.
⁹Please check the Course 14 website for list of subjects that fulfill each requirement bucket. Take note of level, CI-M status, prerequisites and semesters offered.