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Faculty of Arts & Science · St. George

ECO102H1

Principles of Macroeconomics

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Prerequisite1 requirement, 3 options
Total contact hours24 lecture · 12 tutorial
Evidence6 terms · 1 syllabus · 13 papers
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ECO102H1

What do I need?

These are the weights from the syllabus we have. Yours might be a bit different depending on your term and instructor, so feel free to change anything that doesn't match.

AssessmentGrade %Weight %
%

You need 80.0% across the remaining 100% to finish at 80%.

What was the average?

C+

2.37 GPA across 6 observed terms. Most recent: Winter 2026.

How is it graded?

4 components

From the 2025 syllabus. 4 graded components.

How confident is this?

High

Several terms agree closely.

From the calendar

Official source · Faculty of Arts & Science

An introduction to economic analysis and its applications from a macroeconomic (economy-wide) perspective. Topics covered include international trade and finance, role of money and the banking system, monetary and fiscal policy. Note: graphical and quantitative analysis are used extensively.

Exclusions
ECO100Y5ECO102H5ECO105Y1MGEA05H3MGEA06H3
Contact hours
24 lecture · 12 tutorial
Total scheduled hours for the course, not per week.

Any one of these

ECO101H1, ECO101H5, or MGEA02H3

What people actually got

Last observed Winter 2026
C+

2.37 GPA

6 terms observed

n = 6student contributedSt. George offerings only

This is a student-contributed aggregate, not an official University of Toronto record. It is also not a measure of how hard the course is — a course average moves with who enrols in it, not only with the material.

Per-term figures stay hidden until each term clears five contributors. 6 observations can support one honest number; they cannot support 6.

Where the marks come from

2025 syllabus
40% × final · 40%+ 30% × midterm · 30%+ 15% × Assignments · 15%+ 15% × Assignments · 15%

Extracted from a published 2025 syllabus by deterministic parser. Components that could not be labelled are shown unresolved rather than folded into a neighbouring category.

How well we know this course

2018–2025

Pyko’s archive holds 18 documents for ECO102H1, across 5 years between 2018 and 2025.

10
Final exams
3
Midterms
2
Lecture notes
1
Tutorial material
2
Syllabi

Both a midterm and a final appear in what we hold, so this course has historically been assessed on both rather than on a single end-of-term paper.

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What we don’t have yet

Instructor-level detailAverages are not split by instructor. At these sample sizes the difference between sections is noise, not signal.

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ClaimSourceCapturedStatus
Course description, prerequisites, exclusions, contact hoursFaculty of Arts & Science2026-07-25public fact
Historical average across 6 termsStudent contributions, consented2026-07-25user contributed aggregate
Assessment weightingCourse syllabus, 20252026-07-25summary permitted
18 archived documents, 2018-2025Pyko archive2026-07-25index only

Page last verified 2026-07-25. A claim whose source moves is withdrawn before it goes stale.

What this opens up

19 courses list ECO102H1 as a prerequisite

The other 8 have no page yet. Listing a course here means it names ECO102H1 among its prerequisites — often as one of several ways to satisfy the same requirement, so this is what ECO102H1 makes available, not what it alone guarantees.

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