Most Popular Schools for General Economics Major & Degree Program

A general program that focuses on the systematic study of the production, conservation and allocation of resources in conditions of scarcity, together with the organizational frameworks related to these processes. Includes instruction in economic theory, micro- and macroeconomics, comparative economic systems, money and banking systems, international economics, quantitative analytical methods, and applications to specific industries and public policy issues.

Rank	School Name	Students	% of Total	Total On-Campus Cost
1	University of California-Davis	625	7%	$35,177
2	University of California-Berkeley	596	5%	$38,066
3	University of California-Los Angeles	575	5%	$34,620
4	The University of Texas at Austin	568	4%	$26,506
5	Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus	523	4%	$36,652
6	University of Maryland-College Park	523	5%	$27,146
7	University of California-San Diego	480	5%	$32,838
8	University of Michigan-Ann Arbor	469	4%	$30,298
9	University of Wisconsin-Madison	420	3%	$26,025
10	University of Connecticut	403	5%	$32,404
11	Michigan State University	388	3%	$28,862
12	Rutgers University-New Brunswick	373	3%	$32,443
13	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	368	3%	$30,102
14	University of Oregon	348	6%	$27,366
15	Arizona State University-Tempe	338	2%	$28,048
16	Boston College	336	9%	$73,092
17	Utah State University	328	5%	$20,504
18	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	313	5%	$23,811
19	University of Colorado Boulder	312	4%	$31,044
20	University of California-Irvine	307	3%	$34,261
21	Florida State University	291	3%	$22,168
22	Texas A & M University-College Station	281	2%	$29,506
23	University of Washington-Seattle Campus	281	2%	$27,638
24	Boston University	273	3%	$72,618
25	Ohio State University-Main Campus	261	2%	$27,367
26	SUNY at Albany	259	6%	$26,734
27	Vanderbilt University	259	8%	$70,146
28	Johns Hopkins University	258	3%	$71,901
29	University of Massachusetts-Amherst	257	3%	$30,913
30	University of Utah	255	3%	$24,472
31	University of Virginia-Main Campus	252	4%	$33,493
32	San Diego State University	244	3%	$29,318
33	CUNY Queens College	242	6%	$28,907
34	Grossmont College	226	6%	$3,086
35	University of Florida	217	2%	$21,211
36	George Mason University	208	2%	$30,284
37	Brigham Young University-Provo	206	3%	$18,776
38	University of Minnesota-Twin Cities	204	2%	$27,898
39	University of California-Santa Barbara	203	3%	$36,659
40	University of Arizona	198	2%	$29,217
41	Cornell University	196	3%	$73,904
42	Stony Brook University	193	3%	$26,091
43	Binghamton University	193	4%	$26,866
44	Fordham University	192	4%	$74,265
45	Indiana University-Bloomington	190	2%	$24,779
46	Syracuse University	188	3%	$70,636
47	University of Southern California	180	1%	$74,825
48	California State University-Sacramento	161	2%	$26,454
49	University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus	160	2%	$33,503
50	Southern Methodist University	158	4%	$74,737
51	University of Pennsylvania	153	2%	$74,408
52	University at Buffalo	149	2%	$27,758
53	Georgetown University	149	3%	$73,840
54	CUNY Hunter College	146	3%	$22,379
55	University of Houston	144	2%	$23,225
56	Diablo Valley College	142	4%	$3,230
57	University of Maryland-Baltimore County	140	4%	$28,058
58	Colorado State University-Fort Collins	138	2%	$26,231
59	Yale University	137	4%	$73,900
60	Brandeis University	132	7%	$73,335
61	San Jose State University	131	1%	$29,193
62	George Washington University	131	2%	$71,930
63	University of Iowa	129	2%	$24,239
64	Miami University-Oxford	129	3%	$33,229
65	Oregon State University	126	2%	$26,892
66	University of Massachusetts-Boston	126	3%	$36,647
67	Georgia State University	125	2%	$26,014
68	Wake Forest University	124	6%	$71,638
69	Los Angeles Pierce College	123	3%	$3,137
70	College of William and Mary	123	5%	$39,221
71	Clemson University	118	2%	$31,270
72	Moorpark College	117	2%	$3,179
73	College of the Holy Cross	112	15%	$69,190
74	University of Delaware	112	2%	$29,342
75	Bucknell University	111	13%	$72,750
76	Emory University	109	3%	$69,502
77	University of South Florida-Main Campus	109	1%	$23,320
78	University of Miami	109	2%	$68,460
79	CUNY City College	108	3%	$29,967
80	University of Hawaii at Manoa	107	2%	$29,858
81	Florida Atlantic University	104	1%	$24,235
82	Santa Barbara City College	101	3%	$3,054
83	Los Angeles Valley College	99	4%	$3,137
84	Villanova University	99	3%	$70,728
85	Florida International University	99	1%	$23,506
86	University of Illinois at Chicago	99	2%	$30,866
87	Texas Christian University	98	4%	$65,684
88	Lafayette College	97	15%	$71,270
89	University of California-Santa Cruz	97	2%	$36,217
90	Santa Clara University	96	4%	$71,778
91	University of Kansas	96	2%	$26,566
92	University of California-Riverside	95	2%	$35,242
93	Tufts University	94	3%	$73,500
94	California State University-Long Beach	93	1%	$24,738
95	St Lawrence University	93	17%	$70,630
96	Wellesley College	92	16%	$72,250
97	Middlebury College	90	11%	$71,980
98	University of Georgia	89	1%	$26,688
99	East Carolina University	88	1%	$21,672
100	Southern New Hampshire University	88	0%	$51,538

This list indicates the number of students that completed the Economics, General program at the schools above.
It is not necessarily an indicator of academic rigor or quality of education.
Note that some schools do not have enough data to be ranked, and these schools will not appear in our lists.