Outcomes

If you are interested in attending graduate school, consider studying economics. Economics majors tend to score very well on entrance exams for graduate school, law school, and business school. Nationwide, economics majors tend to score better on the graduate record examination (GRE), law school admission test (LSAT), and graduate management admission test (GMAT) than their counterparts in other social science fields.  

Career Pathways    

     

Majoring in economics prepares you for a range of careers in different fields including, but not limited to: 

  • Law 
  • Business 
  • Finance 
  • Foreign service 
  • Government 
  • Consulting 
  • Education  
  • Research  
  • Nonprofits 

 

If you have a dream job in mind, but are not sure how to get there, we can help! If you are interested in a career like one of those listed below, the economics major may be the one for you: 

  • Economist 
  • Financial risk analyst 
  • Data analyst 
  • Accountant 
  • Actuary 
  • Lawyer
  • Management consultant 
  • Risk manager 
  • Market research analyst 

 

 

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Nicole Chimezie '24

New York City • CADP Analyst at JP Morgan Chase
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Julianna Sterling '23

Senior Research Assistant with the Federal Reserve Board of Governors • Washington, D.C.
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