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Yes, you can earn your economics degree 100% online, and we even let you choose between a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) or a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) to match your exact goals. Both options are taught by our expert on-campus faculty and come with great online perks, like qualifying for up to $1,000 per semester in specific online scholarships. You get all the academic rigor of a traditional classroom completely on your own schedule.

Your overall timeline depends on whether you enroll full time or part time, as well as how many credits you transfer into the program. A full‑time student starting fresh can usually graduate in about four years, while those taking a lighter course load will take a bit longer. You’ll also be paired with a personal success coach who helps you build a realistic semester plan that keeps your momentum strong without feeling overwhelming.

We’re highly transfer‑friendly and want to make sure you get maximum credit for the college courses you’ve already completed. We can see how your general education classes map to 91°µÍø’s requirements. Our transfer team will also help you review your transcript so you can bypass the basics and move straight into your core economics and data analysis classes.

Economics teaches you how to understand the story behind markets, money, and policy, which makes you valuable to a wide range of employers. Depending on whether you choose the policy‑focused BA or the business‑focused BS, you’ll be prepared for high‑demand roles such as financial analyst, market research specialist, policy advisor, or data consultant. It also provides an excellent academic foundation for law school or graduate programs in public policy and finance.

You’ll learn to think like an economist, building strong skills in microeconomics, macroeconomics, and econometrics, which is the practice of testing economic theories with real data. We put a heavy focus on data analysis and strategic forecasting so you can frame complex problems, test ideas, and clearly explain what the numbers mean to decision‑makers. You’ll graduate with a balanced mix of quantitative data skills and sharp critical thinking.

Yes, you can earn your economics degree 100% online, and we even let you choose between a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) or a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) to match your exact goals. Both options are taught by our expert on-campus faculty and come with great online perks, like qualifying for up to $1,000 per semester in specific online scholarships. You get all the academic rigor of a traditional classroom completely on your own schedule.

Your overall timeline depends on whether you enroll full-time or part-time, as well as the number of credits you transfer into the program. A standard full-time student starting fresh can expect to graduate in about four years, while those balancing a lighter course load will take a bit longer. We provide you with a personal success coach right from the start to help you build a realistic semester schedule that keeps your momentum going.

We’re highly transfer‑friendly and want to make sure you get maximum credit for the college courses you’ve already completed. You can plug your past coursework into Transferology to see how your general education classes map to 91°µÍø’s requirements. Our transfer team will also help you review your transcript so you can bypass the basics and move straight into your core economics and data analysis classes.

Economics teaches you how to look at the story behind markets, money, and policy, which makes you incredibly valuable to a massive range of employers. Depending on whether you choose our policy-focused B.A. or our business-focused B.S., you’ll be ready for high-demand roles as a financial analyst, market research specialist, policy advisor, or data consultant. It also serves as an exceptional academic foundation for law school or graduate programs in public policy and finance.

You will learn to think exactly like an economist, developing high-level skills in microeconomics, macroeconomics, and econometrics (the science of testing economic theories with data). We focus heavily on data analysis and strategic forecasting so you can confidently frame complex problems, test out ideas, and clearly explain what the numbers mean to decision-makers. You’ll graduate with a perfect blend of quantitative data skills and sharp critical thinking.