Roosevelt economics students learn how to conduct research, apply economic theory, analyze policy, ask the important questions and contribute professionally to a more humane and prosperous world. Our goal is to provide students with theoretical lenses and analytical skills with which they can critically examine economic, political, and social issues, weigh evidence, and prepare themselves for a successful and rewarding career.

Official transcripts from all previously attended colleges/universities within the United States. Coursework completed outside the U.S. requires a Foreign Credential Evaluation to be submitted. Resume/curriculum vitae Letter of Intent outlining your personal and professional goals, why you are interested in this program, and how it will help you achieve your goals IELTS 6.5 or equivalent