Masters of Arts in Economics with an Applied Econometric

A master’s degree in Economics from The University of Toledo is an investment that will reap high returns. Economics is a “big picture” discipline that is broadly applicable to many careers. For example, UToledo master’s students learn applied data analysis skills. Companies who need employees to interpret and communicate data prize these quantitative skills. In a world where technology is changing quickly, a graduate degree in Economics will give you the tools to keep up with current trends. Economics also is one of the best-paying master’s degrees. A master’s in economics leads to, on average, 25 to 30% higher earnings than other master’s degrees. Many high-paying quantitative careers require a master’s degree in economics. Graduate students in Economics at The University of Toledo can choose an: M.A. in Economics (two-semester, one-year program) M.A. in Economics with an Applied Econometric specialization (four-semester, two-year program) UToledo's Applied Econometrics specialization gives master's candidates an opportunity for further Applied Econometrics training. Students take two additional courses in data analysis, which are taught by faculty members in your chosen area of research. They also enroll in master’s thesis hours and complete a thesis.

Degree: Must hold a four-year bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited college or university

GPA: Must have at least a 2.70 undergraduate grade point average (This is a University requirement. Some programs require a higher GPA for admission. Check with your program contact.)

Application: UToledo application required

Transcripts: Official transcripts required from all colleges and universities attended. International applicants must submit a Foreign Credential Evaluation.

Statement of Purpose: Required

Letters of Recommendation: 3