Double Major: 15-1 Management + Course 6-14 Computer Science, Economics, and Data Science

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 whichever checks off the most boxes. Please read the footnotes for additional options, email: ugeducation@sloan.mit.edu, or come see us in E52-150 (Suite 133).. Subjects that fulfill both Course 15 & Course 6-14 are in bold.

Updated Fall 2023
First Year Fall

• 15.276¹                                                                                           
• 18.01                                                                                             
• Science GIR                                                                                 
• HASS²

First Year Spring

• 6.100A(6.0001) or 6.100L(6.000L)
• 15.501
• 18.02
• Science GIR
• HASS²

Sophomore Year Fall

• 6.3900(6.036)          
• 6.1200(6.042)
• 14.01²
• 15.069 or 14.30³

Sophomore Spring Fall

• 6.1210(6.006)
• 6-14 Economic Elective²
• 15-1 Restricted Elective
• 18.06
• Science GIR

Junior Year Fall

• 6.3900(6.036)
• 6-14 Economic Elective^{2 4} 
• 15.301 or 15.312
• 15-1 Concentration Elective

Junior Year Spring

• 6.1220(6.046)
• 15.053 or 15.093/6.7201(6.215) or 6.3260(6.207)
• 15-1 Restricted Elective
• Science GIR

Senior Year Fall

• 14.32
• 6-14 Economic Elective^{2 4 5}
• 15-1 Concentration Elective⁵
• ^HASS

Senior Year Fall

• 14.05 or 14.18 or 14.33²
• 15-1 Concentration Elective
• Elective(s)⁶
• Elective(s)⁶

Notes:
¹15.276 can fulfill one of the 15-1 CI-Ms and one of the CI-Ms for 6-14.
²Students who are 15-1 primary major and 6-14 secondary major can choose Economics for their HASS concentration and use up to five of their 6-14 requirements toward the HASS requirement.
³Course 15/6 double majors can petition Course 6 to count 15.069 as a substitute for 14.30.
⁴Up to two of the Course 6 or Course 14 or other non-Course 15 subjects can also count as 15-1 Concentration Electives provided these subjects form an intellectually coherent 15-1 Concentration.
⁵Joint Course 15 HASS subjects (15.0201J, 15.037J, and 15.039J) can count as 6-14 Economic Electives and also towards the minimum three Course 15 15-1 Concentration Electives provided these subjects form an intellectually coherent 15-1 Concentration.
⁶Depending on the amount of double counting towards major and GIR requirements, additional units will be needed to accrue the 180 units beyond GIRs.
⁷For students considering an MEng in Course 6 and wanting to complete their MEng in one year, you may want to plan your course road with two “extra” courses that you can apply toward your MEng. If you are planning on getting funding through an RA-ship/TA-ship for your MEng, you are restricted to two courses per MEng semester. Having two “extra” courses to apply toward your MEng will allow the possibility of graduating in a year (an MEng is typically six courses plus thesis). These “extra” courses cannot be used towards fulfilling your undergraduate Course 6 requirements, GIRs, or 180 units beyond GIRs, but can count towards fulfilling your Course 15 requirements. Please see the Course 6 website for a list of eligible courses and confirm with Course 6 in advance and prior to taking a specific course if you would like that course to count toward your MEng.