- Starting Tuition$44,686Location TypeMidsize cityTotal Enrollment7,991RegionNortheastRobert B. Willumstad School of Business
- Economics
Less - Economics
- Starting Tuition$54,354Location TypeLarge cityTotal Enrollment14,311RegionNortheastCollege of Arts and Sciences
- Economics
- Mathematics and Economics
School of Public Affairs- Communication, Legal Institutions, Economics, and Government (CLEG)
Less - Economics
- Starting Tuition$32,246Location TypeLarge cityTotal Enrollment30,440RegionSouthCollege of Agriculture
- Agricultural Business & Economics
College of Liberal Arts- Economics
Less - Agricultural Business & Economics
- Starting Tuition$18,946Location TypeLarge cityTotal Enrollment5,211RegionSouthCollege of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences
- Economics
- – Economics
- – International Economics and Commerce
Less - Economics
- Average Tuition$43,340Location TypeMidsize cityTotal Enrollment1,302RegionSouthUndergraduate Degrees
- Economics
- International Economics & Finance
- Philosophy, Politics, & Economics
Less - Economics
- Starting Tuition$18,726Location TypeLarge cityTotal Enrollment16,327RegionMidwestMonte Ahuja College of Business
- Business Economics
College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences- Economics
Less - Business Economics
- Average Tuition$33,550Location TypeLarge cityTotal Enrollment2,000RegionMidwestSchool of Liberal Arts, Education, and The Sciences
- Broad Field Social Studies
- – Economics Concentration
Less - Broad Field Social Studies
- Starting Tuition$24,000Location TypeLarge cityTotal Enrollment58,064RegionSouthBusiness, Finance & Economics
- Economics
Less - Economics
- Starting Tuition$48,990Location TypeLarge cityTotal Enrollment7,500+RegionWestCollege of Arts & Sciences
- Economics—Arts
- Economics—Science
School of Business Administration- Business Administration
- – Economics
Less - Economics—Arts
- Starting Tuition$29,700Location TypeLarge cityTotal Enrollment30,985RegionSouthE.J. Ourso College of Business
- Economics
College of Humanities & Social Sciences- Economics
Less - Economics
- Average Tuition$32,390Location TypeLarge cityTotal Enrollment3,800School of Informatics, Humanities and Social Sciences
- Economics, BA
Less - Economics, BA
- Average Tuition$33,068Location TypeLarge cityTotal Enrollment4,680RegionMidwestCollege of Arts and Sciences
- Economics, BA
Less - Economics, BA
- Average Tuition$46,800Location TypeLarge cityTotal Enrollment1,504RegionSouthBrown College of Arts and Sciences
- Economics
- Financial Economics
Less - Economics
- Average Tuition$25,758Location TypeLarge cityTotal Enrollment21,917RegionNortheastCollege of Business and Economics
- Economics
Less - Economics
- Starting Tuition$17,000Location TypeLarge cityTotal Enrollment68,571RegionSouthCollege of Business
- Economics
- Business Economics
College of Sciences- Mathematics (BS)
- – Mathematical Economics
Less - Economics
- Starting Tuition$46,476Location TypeLarge cityTotal Enrollment11,241RegionMidwestSchool of Business Administration
- Business Economics
College of Arts and Sciences- Applied Mathematical Economics
- Economics
Less - Business Economics
- Starting Tuition$31,020Location TypeLarge cityTotal Enrollment33,390RegionMidwestLiberal Arts & Sciences
- Economics
Less - Economics
- Starting Tuition$26,960Location TypeLarge cityTotal Enrollment27,690RegionMidwestCollege of Liberal Arts & Sciences
- Economics
Less - Economics
- Average Tuition$34,500Location TypeLarge cityTotal Enrollment2,692RegionNortheastCollege of Business
- Economics (BA)
- Financial Economics (BA)
Less - Economics (BA)
- Starting Tuition$35,700Location TypeLarge cityTotal Enrollment15,989RegionNortheastCollege of Liberal Arts
- Economics
Less - Economics
- Starting Tuition$27,306Location TypeMidsize cityTotal Enrollment22,456RegionSouthSchool of Business
- Economics
College of Liberal Arts- Economics (BS)
- Economics (BA)
Less - Economics
- Starting Tuition$53,200Location TypeLarge cityTotal Enrollment6,263RegionWestCollege of the Pacific (Liberal Arts and Sciences)
- Economics
Less - Economics
- Starting Tuition$35,414Location TypeLarge cityTotal Enrollment34,795RegionSouthDarla Moore School of Business
- Economics
College of Arts & Sciences- Economics
Less - Economics
- Starting Tuition$33,000Location TypeLarge cityTotal Enrollment32,994RegionWestCollege of Social and Behavioral Science
- Economics
Less - Economics
- Average Tuition$49,612Location TypeLarge cityTotal Enrollment1,156RegionNortheastUndergraduate Degrees
- Economics
Less - Economics
- Average Tuition$27,900Location TypeMidsize cityTotal Enrollment4,019RegionWestCollege of Liberal Arts and Sciences
- Economics
- Economics & Mathematics
Less - Economics
- Average Tuition$25,200Location TypeLarge cityTotal Enrollment2,000RegionNortheastUndergraduate Degrees
- Economics*
Less - Economics*
University Shortlist
Bachelor of Economics Degree FAQs
Where can I study economics in the US?
There are many universities offering economics undergraduate courses in USA for international students to pursue a world-class degree. Shorelight partners with top-ranked universities like American University, the University of Illinois Chicago, the University of Massachusetts Boston, and the University of South Carolina.
What undergraduate economics courses do colleges offer for international students?
For an economics degree in USA, universities offer courses such as macroeconomics, microeconomics, applied econometrics, and statistics. Please visit academic assistance for more information about courses offered by economics colleges in the US.
What requirements are needed to study undergraduate economics in the US?
Typically, the entry requirements to apply for an undergraduate economics degree in the US include a high school diploma or equivalent with a sufficient GPA, SAT or ACT scores, and English language proficiency.
For a master’s degree in economics, students are required to have a four-year bachelor’s degree in a relevant field of study, and provide GRE scores. However, these requirements may vary depending on the university you attend. When you apply for a degree program in economics at a Shorelight partner university, you will receive exclusive support services including dedicated application assistance, English language help, streamlined application process, and more. To learn more, please visit application assistance.
How many years does it take to earn a bachelor’s degree in economics in the US?
Typically, economics undergraduate courses in USA may take four years to complete and a master’s degree in economics usually requires one or two years. However, the duration may vary depending on the degree program and the university you attend.
There are many pathways to apply for bachelor’s and master’s degree programs. Learn more by visiting bachelor’s degree programs or master’s in economics programs.
What can you do with a bachelor’s degree in economics?
There are many job opportunities for a bachelor degree in economics USA. Here are some examples.
Accountant
Actuary
Credit analyst
Data analyst
Economic researcher
Economist
Financial consultant
Financial planner
Financial risk analyst
Investment analyst
Market research analyst
Public sector roles
For more information, please refer to career development and international student services.
- Students
Student Jobs at University of the Pacific Helped Kenyan Grad Launch Her Career
With a passion for economics and a strong work ethic, Nairobi native Lucy graduated University of the Pacific with a job waiting for her.
- Students
FIU Business School Helps Brazilian Student Build His Future
Brazil native Alexandre graduated FIU ready to take on the finance world.
- Students
Adelphi MBA Student’s Advice Helps Classmates Feel Empowered
Malathi, an international Adelphi MBA student, finds meaning through the university's Career Accelerator program.
- Study in USA
What Is an Economics Major in the US?
Learn what you can do with an economics degree from a US university.