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Faculty of Arts & Science · St. George

ECO220Y1

Introduction to Data Analysis and Applied Econometrics

Prerequisite2 requirements, 9 options
Total contact hours48 lecture · 48 tutorial
Evidence7 terms · 1 syllabus
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ECO220Y1

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

What was the average?

C+

2.36 GPA across 7 observed terms. Most recent: Winter 2026.

How is it graded?

28% final

From the 2025 syllabus. 7 graded components.

How confident is this?

High

Several terms agree closely.

From the calendar

Official source · Faculty of Arts & Science

Numerical and graphical data description; data collection and sampling; probability; sampling distributions; statistical inference; hypothesis testing and estimation; simple and multiple regression analysis (extensive coverage). Learn how to analyze data and how to correctly interpret and explain results. Use Excel to analyze a wide variety of data and replicate tables and figures in economics research papers.

Exclusions
ECO220Y5GGR270H1IRW220H1MGEB11H3MGEB12H3PSY201H1PSY202H1SOC202H1SOC252H1STA220H1STA221H1STA248H1
Contact hours
48 lecture · 48 tutorial
Total scheduled hours for the course, not per week.

One option from each line

ECO101H1(63%), ECO102H1(63%), ECO105Y1(80%), ECO100Y5(67%), ECO101H5(63%), ECO102H5(63%), or MGEA06H3

MAT133Y1, MAT135H1 and MAT136H1, MAT148H1 and MAT137Y1, or MAT158H1 and MAT157Y1

What people actually got

Last observed Winter 2026
C+

2.36 GPA

7 terms observed

n = 7student 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. 7 observations can support one honest number; they cannot support 7.

Where the marks come from

2025 syllabus
Final Exam · 28%Term Test #1 · 14%Term Test #2 · 14%Term Test #3 · 14%Term Test #4 · 14%Participation · 10%DACM Practicums · 6%

Extracted from a published 2025 syllabus and reviewed against the source document. Components that could not be labelled are shown unresolved rather than folded into a neighbouring category.

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Course description, prerequisites, exclusions, contact hoursFaculty of Arts & Science2026-07-25public fact
Historical average across 7 termsStudent contributions, consented2026-07-25user contributed aggregate
Assessment weightingCourse syllabus, 20252026-07-25summary permitted

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152 courses list ECO220Y1 as a prerequisite

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