Bachelor [Economics] From Middlebury College

Middlebury, VermontLocation

CollegeSchool type

Estd1800established year

3250enrollment

Private (Not for Profit)

7.7/10

1 reviews

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Bachelor (Economics)

4 years

full time

On Campus

Field of Study:

Economics

7.7 1 Review

$54,032/Yr

$54,032 /Yr

Important Dates

Event	Application Date
Application Deadline	~~Jan 3, 2024~~

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Muhammad Faisal Hussain

Middlebury CollegeB.A/B.S EconomicsMarch 27, 2021

7.7 /10

Studying in a small class size

Course Curriculum

The course curriculum is rigorous but very rewarding. In a typical semester, students can take between 3-5 courses, each counts towards one credit hour. Each student needs a minimum of 36 credit hours to graduate. I have always tried to balance my semester course load with one writing/reading heavy course, one quant course, one new/fun course and one course related to my major. Each course is structured differently, some are focused on research using computational/statistical tools like R or STATA, others are more theoretical and have exams and regular assignments. Furthermore, there are interdepartmental courses which give students exposure to real world applications of finance, health and food systems. International students can also use CPT to do an actual internship in the US and get college credit for it.