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WashU MA Economics

Washington University in St. Louis · Arts & Sciences · St. Louis, Missouri, United States
  • Full time
  • In person
  • IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL 90, subject to the exact school waiver rule
18 min read · Published on October 2, 2026 · Updated on October 2, 2026
Full-programme planning totalINR 97.87 lakh

Tuition, fees, living for 12 months, insurance, application, SEVIS and visa.

Tuition and feesUSD 69,230

2026-27 tuition and mandatory fees

Credits30

WashU graduate credits

CampusSt. Louis

full-time in-person route

IntakeFall 2027

full-time study

DeadlineFall 2027 application due 15 February 2027 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern

programme-specific status

EnglishCheck programme

TOEFL, IELTS, PTE or Duolingo

What is the WashU MA Economics?

This comparison covers the 30-credit, 12-month WashU MA Economics. The official 2026-27 record identifies a full-time, in-person master of arts focused on microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics and computational economics. It excludes online, part-time and similarly named WashU degrees, keeping the costs and admission analysis tied to one catalogue programme.

For an Indian applicant, the decision turns on three separate tests: whether prior study matches the published prerequisites; whether the file meets the school’s current admission and English rules; and whether INR 97.87 lakh before flights and a housing deposit is defensible. The course map develops microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics and computational economics, ending in a capstone exam, project or thesis. That sequence should justify the cost without relying on the WashU name alone.

How much does the WashU MA Economics cost for an Indian student?

The current planning case is USD 101,963, about INR 97.87 lakh. It combines the published 2026-27 tuition basis, mandatory school fees, a St. Louis living allowance for 12 months, health insurance where itemised, the application fee, SEVIS and the F-1 visa charge. It is a comparison model, not a WashU invoice.

ItemINRLocal currencyWhen it is due
2026-27 Arts & Sciences full-time tuitionINR 65.75 lakhUSD 68,500Across the programme
Mandatory school and student feesINR 0.70 lakhUSD 730Across enrolled terms
Housing, food, books, transport and personal costs for 12 monthsINR 28.03 lakhUSD 29,200Budgeted through the study period
WashU student health insuranceINR 2.81 lakhUSD 2,923Billed annually for international students
Graduate applicationINR 0.07 lakhUSD 75At application
SEVIS I-901 feeINR 0.34 lakhUSD 350Before the visa interview
F-1 visa applicationINR 0.18 lakhUSD 185At visa booking
Full-programme planning totalINR 97.87 lakhUSD 101,963Before flights and a housing deposit

The table treats the SEVIS and visa charges as separate payments. It does not add a second visa-maintenance total because the complete living plan already covers the study period. Converted at USD 1 = INR 95.99, using ECB reference rates dated 30 September 2026.

Graduate funding may include assistantships, fellowships, grants and scholarships; availability and conditions vary.WashU graduate financial support

Tuition follows the published school schedule for MA Economics and the 30-credit route. A longer completion pattern or a later annual rate can increase it.

The living allowance covers housing, food, books, local transport and personal costs for 12 months. Rent choices can move this line more than small university fees.

Flights, foreign-exchange spreads, a housing deposit and contingency remain outside the table. Scholarships reduce the estimate only after a written award.

Refresh every figure against the offer, student account and I-20 funding instruction before paying a deposit.

Can an Indian applicant meet WashU MA Economics entry rules?

The first check uses the exact programme requirements, not a university-wide summary. The file needs a recognised bachelor’s degree, preparation in economics, calculus, statistics and quantitative analysis, the published English evidence and every required document. Academic history is reviewed in context, so no single indicator decides the result.

RequirementPublished ruleWhat you do
Degree match (India)a bachelor's degree from a recognised institutionMap the transcript to economics, calculus, statistics and quantitative analysis
Academic record (India)WashU publishes holistic programme review rather than a universal admission GPA floorSubmit complete transcripts and grading context
English (India)IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL 90, subject to the exact school waiver ruleFollow the exact school waiver and score rule
GRE or GMAT (India)GRE or GMAT not routinely requiredFollow the exact programme rule
Academic purpose (India)A coherent reason for advancing into microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics and computational economicsConnect previous supporting record to the published culminating assessment
International records (India)Original-language records with complete official English translations where neededDo not upload self-translated or incomplete records

The first transcript audit should find concrete proof of microeconomics. A useful audit records the module title, mark, credit weight and syllabus topic so an assessor does not have to infer readiness from the institution name.

Next, isolate supporting record for macroeconomics. A laboratory, project or substantial assignment is stronger than a list of buzzwords because it shows what was built, measured or decided and what limitations remained.

The statement should explain why econometrics is the next academic step and why WashU’s computational economics route serves it. Repeating the WashU course webpage does not answer that personal progression question.

Finally, English, recommendations and translations remain independent document checks. A file that clears the academic match can remain incomplete if an accepted score, literal translation or required referee response is missing.

Within MA Economics, the relationship between microeconomics and econometrics is a readiness test for economic analyst ambitions. A file showing only macroeconomics leaves the computational economics part of this academic progression unexplained.

A future financial economics analyst still needs documented preparation in economics, calculus, statistics and quantitative analysis. For MA Economics, career intent cannot substitute for that academic base, while the academic record remains one part of a broader selection model.

MA Economics readiness check 1 connects microeconomics with ECON 6001. It isn’t enough to name that background: MA Economics applicants should point to assessed work, the method used and the result that an admissions reader can verify.

MA Economics readiness check 2 connects macroeconomics with ECON 6002. It isn’t enough to name that background: MA Economics applicants should point to assessed work, the method used and the result that an admissions reader can verify.

MA Economics readiness check 3 connects econometrics with ECON 6110. It isn’t enough to name that background: MA Economics applicants should point to assessed work, the method used and the result that an admissions reader can verify.

MA Economics readiness check 4 connects computational economics with ECON 6120. It isn’t enough to name that background: MA Economics applicants should point to assessed work, the method used and the result that an admissions reader can verify.

MA Economics readiness check 5 connects microeconomics with ECON 6200. It isn’t enough to name that background: MA Economics applicants should point to assessed work, the method used and the result that an admissions reader can verify.

MA Economics links ECON 6001 Microeconomics (MA) with prior evidence in microeconomics. A transcript supports that link when assessed work shows economics, calculus, statistics and quantitative analysis; career interest alone does not establish academic readiness for this particular WashU sequence.

MA Economics links ECON 6002 Macroeconomics (MA) with prior evidence in macroeconomics. A transcript supports that link when assessed work shows economics, calculus, statistics and quantitative analysis; career interest alone does not establish academic readiness for this particular WashU sequence.

MA Economics links ECON 6110 Econometrics with prior evidence in econometrics. A transcript supports that link when assessed work shows economics, calculus, statistics and quantitative analysis; career interest alone does not establish academic readiness for this particular WashU sequence.

Arts & Sciences baseline: bachelor’s equivalent, strong relevant background, good standing, $45 fee, transcripts, recommendations and programme-specific statements/CV. English floor unless exempted: IELTS 6.5, DET 125, GATEWAY 495, or TOEFL 5.0 new / at least 90 old.

Three checks that can block a MA Economics application

  1. A profile indicator is not an offer promise

    WashU publishes holistic programme review rather than a universal admission GPA floor. Review can still distinguish candidates through subject depth, statement quality, recommendations and the completed file.

  2. The degree title cannot prove prerequisites

    A broad Indian degree name may hide whether economics, calculus, statistics and quantitative analysis was studied. Add syllabi or official descriptions when course titles do not make the preparation clear.

  3. English rules can be WashU course-specific

    IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL 90, subject to the exact school waiver rule. Accepted tests, waiver evidence and score validity must follow the exact school rule in force for the intended intake.

How should an Indian applicant apply for WashU MA Economics?

Apply through the school’s official graduate route. Fall 2027 application due 15 February 2027 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern. Submit earlier for transcript evaluation, funding evidence, I-20 production and visa preparation. A personal buffer of at least 12 weeks is sensible before intended travel; that is planning advice, not WashU’s processing promise.

Select the exact campus programme, upload academic and programme documents, pay the application fee, monitor the applicant portal, clear offer conditions, document funding, and complete the I-20 and F-1 process.

Start byTaskTakesWhy this date
17 Sep 2026Complete English evidence75 daysMeet IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL 90, subject to the exact school waiver rule with time for one retake.
20 Oct 2026Audit the course match14 daysMatch prior study to economics, calculus, statistics and quantitative analysis and the published GPA rule.
03 Nov 2026Prepare programme documents28 daysCollect official records, translations, statement, CV and any required recommendations or test.
01 Dec 2026Submit the WashU application1 dayUse the exact campus-immersion plan and keep the receipt.
02 Dec 2026Clear conditions and prepare F-175 daysFund the offer, obtain the I-20, pay SEVIS and book the visa process.

The allowances are Nbyula planning estimates, not processing times published by Washington University in St. Louis.

Build the file around Microeconomics and Macroeconomics, not around a generic WashU statement. Use earlier coursework or employment to show readiness, then identify the gap that the published curriculum is meant to close.

The programme reports fall 2027 application due 15 february 2027 at 11:59 p.m. eastern. A priority date can be followed by space-available review, while a final date closes the published window. Neither should be confused with the separate international I-20 timing needed to reach campus.

After admission, read the offer and My WashU task list line by line. Financial guarantee, final transcripts, immunisation records and I-20 processing can each continue after the academic decision and can each delay enrolment if ignored.

For F-1 planning, check the SEVIS I-901 step and the US visa fee page directly. Fee payment does not guarantee a visa, and a programme offer does not replace consular review.

Use the in-person plan

This page covers full-time campus study. Where WashU also lists Online, select the campus-immersion plan because the visa and STEM-OPT discussion does not apply to WashU Online in the same way.

What jobs can follow WashU MA Economics?

The curriculum supports directions such as economic analyst, policy analyst, research economist and financial economics analyst. The university presents this course as STEM designated. The OPT framework is work authorisation rather than a placement or sponsorship guarantee. Each direction still needs role-specific, inspectable work samples.

MeasureFindingBasis
MicroeconomicsEconomic AnalystSupporting record from Microeconomics
MacroeconomicsPolicy AnalystSupporting record from Macroeconomics
EconometricsResearch EconomistRole direction inferred from the curriculum
Guaranteed placement or sponsorshipNone publishedNo exact-WashU course guarantee located

These are curriculum-linked directions for MA Economics, not a measured probability of employment, salary, visa sponsorship or promotion.

For a economic analyst application, preserve the brief, inputs, method, decisions and limitations from Microeconomics. That record gives a recruiter something more reliable than a transcript line or a claim that the degree was practical.

The policy analyst route needs a different proof item from Macroeconomics. Explain the trade-off made, the supporting record rejected and the effect of uncertainty so the work shows judgement rather than only tool familiarity.

A candidate aiming at research economist should use the culminating assessment to join both samples around one problem. A coherent portfolio can then show progression across the degree without asking the WashU name to stand in for capability.

F-1 graduates can normally seek up to 12 months of OPT, and an eligible STEM degree may support a further 24-month extension if every rule is met. The USCIS STEM-OPT guidance controls that process and does not require any employer to hire the graduate.

MA Economics outcome check 1 uses ECON 8010 Microeconomics I for a possible economic analyst direction. It doesn’t turn course credit into a hiring promise; MA Economics students still need a retained artefact that shows the decision, evidence and limitation.

MA Economics outcome check 2 uses ECON 6001 Microeconomics (MA) for a possible policy analyst direction. It doesn’t turn course credit into a hiring promise; MA Economics students still need a retained artefact that shows the decision, evidence and limitation.

MA Economics outcome check 3 uses ECON 8020 Macroeconomics I for a possible research economist direction. It doesn’t turn course credit into a hiring promise; MA Economics students still need a retained artefact that shows the decision, evidence and limitation.

MA Economics outcome check 4 uses ECON 6002 Macroeconomics (MA) for a possible financial economics analyst direction. It doesn’t turn course credit into a hiring promise; MA Economics students still need a retained artefact that shows the decision, evidence and limitation.

MA Economics outcome check 5 uses ECON 8110 Applied Econometrics for a possible economic analyst direction. It doesn’t turn course credit into a hiring promise; MA Economics students still need a retained artefact that shows the decision, evidence and limitation.

Within MA Economics, ECON 6120 Computational and Empirical Methods in Economics can support a economic analyst direction when its assessed output demonstrates macroeconomics. The course title by itself is not evidence of employment, salary, sponsorship or professional licensure.

Within MA Economics, ECON 6200 Financial Economics can support a policy analyst direction when its assessed output demonstrates econometrics. The course title by itself is not evidence of employment, salary, sponsorship or professional licensure.

Within MA Economics, ECON 8010 Microeconomics I can support a research economist direction when its assessed output demonstrates computational economics. The course title by itself is not evidence of employment, salary, sponsorship or professional licensure.

The department says the degree prepares graduates for government, business, non-profit work or further graduate study, but provides no cohort placement rate or salary. WashU’s public profile does not separate this MA from its broader Artium Magistri total.

Who is WashU MA Economics for, and who should avoid it?

A strong fit already has economics, calculus, statistics and quantitative analysis, wants assessed supporting record in econometrics and can fund INR 97.87 lakh without promised employment. A weak fit needs foundational repair, wants a different technical centre or depends on uncertain US earnings to make the course affordable.

VerdictYour backgroundWhy
Strong fitPrepared for microeconomicsEarlier study supports progression into Microeconomics.
Strong fitNeeds supporting record in computational economicsThe published culminating route can produce inspectable work.
Needs evidenceStill choosing between economic analyst and policy analystElectives must turn that uncertainty into one coherent capability map.
Needs evidenceFunding is close to the ceilingThe INR 97.87 lakh case excludes flights and a housing deposit.
Do not shortlistNeeds basic preparation before macroeconomicsGraduate credits are too expensive to use mainly for prerequisite repair.
Do not shortlistNeeds a guaranteed US placementNo course-level job or sponsorship guarantee supports that assumption.

The positive academic test begins with Microeconomics. A suitable entrant recognises its foundation from previous work but still needs WashU’s graduate-level treatment to solve harder problems in microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics and computational economics.

The next fit question concerns Macroeconomics. It should add a method or system that the applicant cannot already demonstrate. If it mostly repeats a strong undergraduate module, examine the elective freedom before paying for the overlap.

The professional test is whether a economic analyst hiring manager can inspect output from econometrics. A useful artefact states the problem, data or constraints, the chosen method, the result and the limits of that result.

Someone pursuing policy analyst work must also value computational economics. If that part of the degree consumes substantial assessed time but has little use in the intended role, a differently structured master’s may be the better buy.

The final academic trade-off sits in the choice among project, thesis, portfolio or examination where WashU lists them. A thesis serves research depth, an applied project serves delivery supporting record, and a portfolio serves synthesis. Only routes actually published for this WashU course belong in the decision.

Affordability is separate from academic fit. The estimate uses USD 1 at INR 95.99, so exchange movement changes the rupee amount even when WashU leaves a dollar charge unchanged.

The campus choice also matters. This page uses St. Louis, Missouri and in-person study. An applicant selecting an online version would face different attendance, visa and work-authorisation consequences and should not reuse this page’s F-1 assumptions.

Applicants can ask current MA Economics students about access to preferred electives, team formation, faculty supervision and the weekly load. The research pass did not locate three independent exact-WashU course accounts, so those lived details remain questions rather than reported facts.

MA Economics fit check 1 asks whether ECON 6110 Econometrics advances macroeconomics. Prior exposure can’t settle that alone: compare the WashU syllabus with earlier assignments and identify the capability MA Economics would add rather than repeat.

MA Economics fit check 2 asks whether the computational economics study area advances econometrics. Prior exposure can’t settle that alone: compare the WashU syllabus with earlier assignments and identify the capability MA Economics would add rather than repeat.

MA Economics fit check 3 asks whether the microeconomics study area advances computational economics. Prior exposure can’t settle that alone: compare the WashU syllabus with earlier assignments and identify the capability MA Economics would add rather than repeat.

MA Economics fit check 4 asks whether the macroeconomics study area advances microeconomics. Prior exposure can’t settle that alone: compare the WashU syllabus with earlier assignments and identify the capability MA Economics would add rather than repeat.

MA Economics fit check 5 asks whether the econometrics study area advances macroeconomics. Prior exposure can’t settle that alone: compare the WashU syllabus with earlier assignments and identify the capability MA Economics would add rather than repeat.

The fit question for MA Economics becomes concrete when the published curriculum adds econometrics. Someone targeting policy analyst work benefits when that study closes a documented gap; it is weaker value when an earlier degree already proves the same capability.

The fit question for MA Economics becomes concrete when the published curriculum adds computational economics. Someone targeting research economist work benefits when that study closes a documented gap; it is weaker value when an earlier degree already proves the same capability.

The fit question for MA Economics becomes concrete when the published curriculum adds microeconomics. Someone targeting financial economics analyst work benefits when that study closes a documented gap; it is weaker value when an earlier degree already proves the same capability.

Exact Bulletin identity: Economics, MA (Master of Arts in Economics).

The Bulletin requires 9 graduate credits per semester for full-time status, with a designated zero-unit status course available near completion. The selected route is campus study in St. Louis; no online version was identified.

The official record sets 30 graduate credits and a one-year minimum; completion can span two or three semesters depending on course load. The usual plan has five required courses and five electives plus a capstone exam, 3-unit project or up-to-6-unit thesis.

Is the MA designed mainly for industry preparation, PhD preparation or both, and which electives support each path?

What calculus, linear algebra, statistics, econometrics and programming preparation is expected?

Is one-year completion realistic given course sequencing and recruiting?

Are assistantships, tuition remission or funded research roles available to terminal MA students?

What MA-specific destinations exist, separate from PhD placements and generic economics occupations?

How do computational methods and financial-economics options compare with applied-economics or data-science degrees elsewhere?

What does the WashU MA Economics curriculum contain?

The 2026-27 WashU Bulletin requires 30 credits. The table retains named required and elective choices from the published plan; alternatives are not a claim that every student completes every row. Build an approved individual plan with the programme adviser before registration.

CodeComponentWashU graduate creditsNotes
ECON 6001Microeconomics (MA3.0
ECON 6002Macroeconomics (MA3.0
ECON 6110Econometrics3.0
ECON 6120Computational and Empirical Methods in Economics3.0
ECON 6200Financial Economics3.0
ECON 8010Microeconomics I3.0Published under Additional Information
ECON 8020Macroeconomics I3.0Published under Additional Information
ECON 8110Applied Econometrics3.0Published under Additional Information
Total30

The note “Published under Required Courses” applies to 5 components in this table.

  • Complete 30 approved graduate credit hours.
  • Follow the published choice among a capstone exam, project or thesis.
  • Confirm approved electives, prerequisites and the plan of study with the academic unit.

Use the required sequence to establish readiness for Microeconomics, then choose electives that deepen econometrics instead of creating several disconnected introductions. The official plan of study remains the authority for what can count together.

WashU can revise course availability and approved lists. Recheck every code, credit value, campus offering and culminating route before accepting an offer, especially where the catalogue publishes an area rather than a closed list of named electives.

Should an Indian applicant shortlist the WashU MA Economics?

Shortlist the WashU MA Economics when your transcript already supports economics, calculus, statistics and quantitative analysis, your intended work uses econometrics and the full INR 97.87 lakh plan is fundable without depending on uncertain work income. Each of those remains a separate threshold.

The strongest case connects Microeconomics to Macroeconomics, then uses the culminating route to create inspectable proof. That is a clearer reason to choose this WashU course than a general wish to study at a large US university.

Applicants should not choose MA Economics for work-authorisation assumptions alone. The 30-credit course must justify the INR 97.87 lakh planning case before flights and a housing deposit; WashU publishes no guaranteed job, salary or sponsorship outcome for this exact degree.

Key takeaways
  • WashU MA Economics is a 30-credit, full-time in-person master's at St. Louis, Missouri.
  • Academic review weighs the complete record and preparation in economics, calculus, statistics and quantitative analysis.
  • The working English reference is IELTS 7.0 with 6.5 in each band, or another published equivalent.
  • The working Fall 2027 point is fall 2027 application due 15 february 2027 at 11:59 p.m. eastern.
  • The conservative full-programme planning case is USD 101,963, about INR 97.87 lakh.
  • STEM-OPT eligibility can support an extension application but does not guarantee employment or sponsorship.

Frequently asked questions

How much is WashU MA Economics for an Indian student?

The current planning total is USD 101,963, about INR 97.87 lakh. It includes minimum-credit tuition, programme fees, 12 months of living costs, SHIP, application, SEVIS and visa fees, but excludes flights, exchange spreads and a housing deposit.

What GPA is required for WashU MA Economics?

WashU publishes holistic programme review rather than a universal admission GPA floor. The school can still assess subject preparation, statements, recommendations and the complete file. A stronger transcript does not replace missing prerequisite work for the named curriculum.

Is WashU MA Economics available full time on campus?

Yes. WashU lists an in-person option at St. Louis, Missouri, and this page covers full-time campus study only. Some selected WashU degrees also advertise an Online modality. Do not transfer the F-1 visa, campus-cost or STEM-OPT assumptions here to an online enrolment without checking the university and immigration rules.

What is the Fall 2027 deadline for WashU MA Economics?

The working programme point is fall 2027 application due 15 february 2027 at 11:59 p.m. eastern. Priority review and final closure are different, and rolling review can end when capacity is filled. International applicants should also leave time for a financial guarantee, I-20 production, SEVIS payment, the visa process and travel after the academic decision.

Is WashU MA Economics STEM-OPT eligible?

WashU marks the degree STEM designated. An eligible F-1 graduate can normally use up to 12 months of post-completion OPT and may apply for a 24-month STEM extension when the degree, employer, timing and reporting rules are satisfied. Eligibility is not a job, salary, sponsorship or visa guarantee.

What should an Indian applicant prepare for WashU MA Economics?

Prepare complete academic records, official English translations where needed, accepted English evidence and every programme-specific item on the degree page. Map previous study to economics, calculus, statistics and quantitative analysis. Add the statement, CV, recommendations or test scores the programme requests, then keep funding proof ready for the post-admission financial guarantee.

Sources

These sources support the programme, admission, cost, experience and immigration information used on this page.

Sources checked on September 30, 2026. Current intake information follows. Fall 2027 full-time in-person.

No.SourceEvidence role
01WashU 2026-27 Bulletin, Economics, MACore programme evidence
02WashU 2026-27 school tuition and feesCore programme evidence
03WashU graduate cost of attendanceCore programme evidence
04WashU school admission requirementsCore programme evidence
05WashU English proficiency requirementsCore programme evidence
06ICE SEVIS I-901 feeCore programme evidence
07US Department of State visa feesCore programme evidence
08USCIS Optional Practical TrainingCore programme evidence
09USCIS STEM OPT extensionCore programme evidence
10Research Organization Registry, Washington University in St. LouisCore programme evidence
11European Central Bank reference ratesCore programme evidence

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