The Bachelor of Arts degree in economics combines 55 credit hours of economics classes and 19 hours of related study in fields such as philosophy, business and mathematics. After completing both major and core requirements, students will be able to articulate and critique a variety of economic viewpoints and will be equipped for careers in a wide range of fields including economics, public policy and philanthropy.

Students should refer to the College Bulletin​ or the major status sheet for complete information regarding major requirements.​

LessMore Read More B.S. in Business Economics ​After completing both major and core requirements, students are able to articulate and critique a variety of economic viewpoints and are equipped for careers in a wide range of fields.   More Read More Minor in Economics ​The minor equips students with an excellent foundation to understand and apply western classical economic theory in contemporary society, serving as an excellent complement to any other field of study.   More Read More Related Resources ​Economics students at Grove City College are also encouraged to take advantage of a variety of extracurricular resources such as conferences, seminars and study abroad opportunities to deepen their economic understanding.   More Read More Current Students ​Each year, talented students from around the world bring their intellect, work ethic and enthusiasm to Grove City College and make the most of all the Department of Economics and the campus have to offer.   More Read More Undergraduate Research Opportunities ​Economics students practice and develop their knowledge through a variety of research opportunities, including independent studies and research assistantships with economics faculty.   More Read More Internships ​Often, our students intern at economic and public policy think tanks including the Charles Koch Institute, the Heritage Foundation and others.   More