Gabrielle Cressman (gray jacket) and Nicole Flohr receive scholarships from Clark Associates

Economics

If you want to see business from all angles—and understand enterprise at a broader level—economics at LVC will give you knowledge and perspective that's in high demand.

Here, you’ll dive into economic theory, micro- and macroeconomics, comparative economic systems, and quantitative analytical methods on your way to a career in almost any industry you choose, whether that’s government, foreign missions, geopolitical think tanks, higher education, global business entities, or even your own ventures.

Need-based departmental scholarships are available.

Learn More About the Program

In classes, you’ll be taught by leading experts in economics, at a college that’s part of the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). On campus, you’ll be able to join organizations like Phi Beta Lambda to develop your leadership skills.

Students actively listening in a classroom

Turn Theory into Practice

Play The Part

What do global citizens and policymakers think about economic issues? Real-world simulations in the European Union project, exploring microfinance in Uganda, or studying abroad in a foreign country can all give you an up-close look at economics on the grandest scale.

13%
job outlook growth for economists, 2020–30 (Bureau of Labor Statistics)
$105,630
median pay for economists

In Their Words

I currently am interning at Northwestern Mutual as a College Financial Representative. In my role with Northwestern Mutual, I work alongside full-time financial advisors and create comprehensive financial plans for clients. I participate in all aspects of the process.
Wyatt Morrison ’24, Economics Major & Business Administration Minor
The biggest takeaway from my internship was to ask the ‘why’ behind everything and then ask ‘why’ again. That’s how you start the conversation to making impactful change.
Gabrielle Cressman ’19, Certified Scrum Master and Technical Business Analyst, Webstaurant Store
Gaining real-world experience at the World Trade Center in Harrisburg was valuable—I learned a lot and met many people, including Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf.
Ian McGinnis ’17, Project Finance Associate, Greenskies Clean Energy

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