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Faculty of Arts & Science · St. George

ECO375H1

Applied Econometrics I

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Prerequisite2 requirements, 8 options
Total contact hours24 lecture · 12 tutorial
Evidence3 terms · 1 syllabus · 6 papers
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ECO375H1

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?

B

3.1 GPA across 3 observed terms. Most recent: Winter 2025.

How is it graded?

4 components

From the 2025 syllabus. 4 graded components.

How confident is this?

Med

A small number of terms, so read it as a range.

From the calendar

Official source · Faculty of Arts & Science

Introduction to econometrics. Statistical foundations and the interpretation of multiple regression models, with an emphasis on cross-sectional data. Application of regressions to a wide variety of economic questions and data sources, including the use of statistical software. Problems in the identification of causality, and an introduction to methods of addressing common statistical issues.

Exclusions
ECO375H5
Contact hours
24 lecture · 12 tutorial
Total scheduled hours for the course, not per week.

One option from each line

ECO200Y1, ECO204Y1, or ECO206Y1

ECO220Y1(70%), ECO227Y1, STA237H1(70%), STA238H1(70%), STA247H1(70%), STA248H1(70%), or STA257H1 and STA261H1

What people actually got

Last observed Winter 2025
B

3.1 GPA

3 terms observed

n = 3student 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. 3 observations can support one honest number; they cannot support 3.

Where the marks come from

2025 syllabus
Midterm exam · 40%Homework · 20%Exam · 20%In-Person Final · 20%

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

2022–2025

Pyko’s archive holds 10 documents for ECO375H1, across 4 years between 2022 and 2025.

6
Final exams
4
Syllabi

Counts, not a library. Pyko does not host or distribute course files, and this page is not an offer to supply one — the archive is what lets these pages describe how a course is assessed.

What we don’t have yet

Per-term breakdownHeld back deliberately. Splitting 3 observations across terms would be false precision.
Instructor-level detailAverages are not split by instructor. At these sample sizes the difference between sections is noise, not signal.

Source ledger

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ClaimSourceCapturedStatus
Course description, prerequisites, exclusions, contact hoursFaculty of Arts & Science2026-07-25public fact
Historical average across 3 termsStudent contributions, consented2026-07-25user contributed aggregate
Assessment weightingCourse syllabus, 20252026-07-25summary permitted
10 archived documents, 2022-2025Pyko 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

9 courses list ECO375H1 as a prerequisite

The other 5 have no page yet. Listing a course here means it names ECO375H1 among its prerequisites — often as one of several ways to satisfy the same requirement, so this is what ECO375H1 makes available, not what it alone guarantees.

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