Princeton University's Bachelor of Arts in Economics is an undergraduate program offered by the Department of Economics under the Division of Social Sciences. The program spans four years and provides students with a rigorous foundation in economic theory, econometrics, and policy analysis. Students complete three core courses (Intermediate Microeconomics, Intermediate Macroeconomics, Econometrics), five departmental electives, and two major independent research projects (a Junior Paper and a Senior Thesis). A senior comprehensive exam is required. The degree emphasizes technical and analytical skills necessary for careers in business, law, public policy, finance, and further graduate study. Admission is highly competitive, with requirements including completion of secondary education with high achievement in math, English, a foreign language, science, and history, as well as English proficiency (IELTS, TOEFL, or PTE), SAT/ACT scores, school reports, and teacher recommendations. The tuition fee for 2025 is USD 62,400 per year, and the average cost of living is USD 19,380 per year. 来源： https://economics.princeton.edu/undergraduate-program/concentration-requirements/