BA/BS in Economics
Los Angeles, California, United States
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BA/BS in Economics is a bachelor's degree in Economics programme taught at Occidental College in Los Angeles, United States.
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Degree: Bachelor's Degree
Field: Economics
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Last checked October 2026 · Source: oxy.edu ·
Program details
Overview
Economics asks how societies use limited resources and who benefits from the choices made. Students apply theory, data analysis and applied work to issues such as inequality, trade and climate policy.
The department is the most popular major at the college. Students can focus on one of five areas of exploration, including business economics, computational economics and mathematical economics.
Faculty mentors guide research and collaboration, building analytical and communication skills that lead to careers in law, finance, policy and business. Honors work and elective advising are available.
The department pages list faculty, courses, requirements and advising information for majors. Prospective students can apply or ask for more information through the college website. Tuition and deadlines are not stated on this page, so applicants should confirm costs and dates directly with the college admission office.
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About Occidental College
Type: College
Control: Private
Founded: 1887
Students: 1,877
Programs: 43
Location: Los Angeles, California, United States
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