Bachelor in Economics (Bachelor's)

At Gettysburg College, tuition comes to 64,230 USD per year.

The Economics major at Gettysburg College requires eleven courses and is structured for full-time on-campus study. Students begin with foundational courses in their first and second years, then progress to advanced topics and a senior seminar. The programme emphasizes early completion of core requirements to support academic planning and off-campus study opportunities. Students must complete all core courses before enrolling in 400-level classes.

The major requires eleven courses: two 100-level core courses, four 200-level core courses, one 300-level core course, three upper-level electives, and one senior seminar. All courses above 100-level require Economics 103 and 104 as prerequisites.

Graduates pursue roles in economic analysis, financial services, public policy, and research within government and private sector organizations.

Applicants must meet general college admission requirements. No specific prerequisites for the major are listed beyond standard high school coursework. Submission of transcripts and standardized test scores is required.

On-campus, full-time, four-year programme. For international students, tuition is well above the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 48% of applicants.

Connections beyond the classroom are part of the Gettysburg experience. The Gettysburg Network is active and global, giving students a broader community linked to the college. Gettysburg also provides opportunities to visit campus and connect in person or virtually, useful options for prospective students planning from outside the United States.

Academic exploration begins with a choice of majors, minors, and other programs organized around student interests. Every student has the opportunity to engage in research with guidance from faculty mentors. This emphasis on student-faculty research gives undergraduates a direct role in academic work and supports the college’s idea of a consequential education. The curriculum is presented as a way to connect individual interests with meaningful work.

Gettysburg College is located at 300 North Washington Street in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. The campus places students in a setting where history and innovation intersect. College activities include exhibits, gallery talks, academic panels, athletics, and student events. Gettysburg’s connection with its surrounding community is also part of campus life, with events exploring the college and community’s shared history. International students can expect a Pennsylvania college setting, a global network, faculty-guided research opportunities, and a range of programs to investigate before applying.