How to Earn a Graduate Degree in Economics

A graduate degree in economics has a variety of specializations and requirements. Be sure to thoroughly research the requirements of each institution and your ideal area of study. When choosing a college or university consider cost, specialization, length of program and type of instruction (that is, distance education or actual attendance).

Things You'll Need

  • Bachelor's degree from an accredited institution
  • Transcripts from all institutions attended
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Instructions

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      Depending on the institution and your area of specialization, your curriculum will include macroeconomics, economic history and various mathematical instruction. You are generally required to maintain a 3.0 GPA and a B or better in all coursework.

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      Begin preparing for the masters thesis or capstone project as soon as possible after being accepted in the program. You will have to successfully present a culmination of your understanding of the economics curriculum to be awarded your graduate degree. Failure to complete the thesis/capstone in the required amount of time will result in dismissal from the program.

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      Apply for graduation before your last semester. There are normally graduation fees that need to be submitted with your application.

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      Use your completed thesis as part of your application for the PhD program in economics or as a foundation for a career in economics. Your thesis will show the depth and breadth of your knowledge.

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