Recent undergrads: Where are they now?
Read morePrinceton has one of the finest economics departments in the world. Economics is also consistently one of the most popular majors on campus, attracting over 250 juniors and seniors each year. Whatever career you have in mind, a degree in economics provides the technical and analytical background required to ask the right questions and develop innovative, workable solutions.
Like all Princetonians, economics students pursue their studies “in the nation’s service and the service of humanity.” Learn more about all the different ways Princeton Economics students make impact.
Recent undergrads: Where are they now?
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View the requirementsCommon Questions for Prospective Students
View common questionsThe Economics Department at Princeton University prepares undergraduate students to excel in some of the most competitive technical job markets. In a typical year, more than 90% of our seniors accept job offers following graduation. Many also go on to study at leading graduate programs in economics, law, business, medicine, or public policy.
Here’s how we prepare you academically from freshman year to senior year.
Undergraduate Advising Team
Executive Director of Undergraduate Studies in Economics
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