Discover how agriculture and economics connect — apply data and economic principles to solve global challenges in policy, trade and sustainability. With multiple concentrations available, choose your path to shape the future of the agricultural industry.
The College of Agriculture offers an accelerated degree completion path in select majors for motivated students to earn an undergraduate degree on a more rapid timeline than the standard four-year degree plan.
Degree in 3 provides an accelerated pathway to complete the agricultural economics degree (with a concentration in policy and pre-law) in just three years — saving time and tuition. With focused planning and year-round support, you’ll be ready to start your career or pursue graduate school ahead of schedule, without missing out on the full Purdue experience.
Discover over 30 majors, plus minors and concentrations, at one of the world’s top-ranked agricultural colleges.
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Blayne Vanderveer, an agricultural economics major, is charting a path to success in the agribusiness supply chain. The steps include: ask professors and peers for help when you need it, connect with Ag Econ’s amazing advisors and don’t be afraid to choose quality over quantity when it comes to the many opportunities the College of Agriculture and Purdue offer.
Jemima Baributsa is a true Boilermaker: innovative, driven and ready for her next giant leap. As an agricultural economics major, she’s published research abstracts and explored the application of artificial intelligence in agriculture. She’s been a leader in student organizations and enjoyed the Purdue campus experience. Whatever her next step, it’s going to be big.
Purdue admits to individual majors. Transfer students must meet Purdue’s overall transfer criteria, as well as any major-specific requirements. Before you apply, check the closed programs page to confirm this major is open to transfer students. If it is, refer to the information below for major-specific transfer criteria.
