NOTES: This course seat demand projection includes several measures which may be used together to determine the optimal number of seats to offer in a course for a given semester. The projected seat demand is based on historical course taking patterns plus a projection of the number of future students. It should be considered an estimate. It should not be assumed that any single indicator is more accurate or important than another. Each measure should be examined and considered as appropriate. Click here for a detailed list of the data fields and definitions. The Seat Demand Projection is based on the following student enrollment projection. This is updated three times during the academic year; after the Fall census, after the Spring add/drop date, and early in July. Post-Fall 2026 census: Spring 2027 projected headcount: 5,731 Fall 2027 projected headcount: 6,217 Post-Spring 2027 add/drop: TBD Post-July 2027 revision: TBD

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Fall 27 Course Seat Demand Projection for Professional Studies - Economics seatproj_CPS_ECON_2274 report generated: 23-OCT-26
Course	Service attributes	Majors requiring	Fall 24 Enrl	Fall 25 Enrl	Fall 26 Enrl	Recent Repeats	Recent Wait-Max	Bottlneck Capacity	On_Rot	Fall 27 Capacity	Projected Seat Demand	Distinct Majors Planning	Degree Planner totals
ECON 202	GE:CAL4	BA, ECON	29	35	58			N	Y		44	1	8
ECON 203	GE:CAL4	BA, ECON	0	32	32			N	Y		33	1	11
ECON 306D		BA, ECON	9	5	10			N	Y		8	1	1
ECON 306W	GE:CALUD4, DCGN	APHU, BA, ECON, INTL	24	24	27			N	Y		26	6	11
ECON 309	GE:CALUD4	BA, CASA, ECON, EST, WLDF	0	29	28			N	Y		30	3	5
ECON 311		BA, ECON	15	14	11			N	Y		13	3	7
ECON 323	INS1	BA, ECON, HIST	29	29	25			N	Y		27	4	6
ECON 423		BA, CANN, CASA, ECON, ESM, EST, RRS	46	30	30			N	Y		30	5	16
ECON 423D		BA, ECON	10	4	13			N	Y		9	2	2
ECON 450		BA, ECON, ESM	0	24				N	Y		24	3	13
ECON 550			12	0	9			N	N		9