Program Overview

M.S. in Quantitative Economics Program

The M.S. in Quantitative Economics program at California Lutheran University is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in economic theory, quantitative methods, and applied economics.

Program Overview

The program is tailored to meet the needs of students who wish to pursue a career in economics, finance, or related fields. The curriculum is designed to provide a strong foundation in economic theory, econometrics, and quantitative methods, as well as applied economics and policy analysis.

Admission Requirements

• Domestic Students:
  • Submit a Master Promissory Note prior to registration
  • Register for classes through the MyCLU portal
• International Students:
  • Submit a Master Promissory Note prior to registration
  • Register for classes through the MyCLU portal
  • Complete the ELS Language Program (if conditionally admitted)
  • Provide proof of financial responsibility for the first year of study

Financial Aid

• File a FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) at least 60 days before the beginning of the intended start term
• Submit the online Master Promissory Note
• Arrange for tuition payment with the Student Accounts Office

Payment Arrangements

• Tuition is due at the beginning of each term
• Arrange for full payment of tuition and fees, or sign up for a payment plan
• Employer reimbursement is available for up to five weeks after the last day of the term

Schedules and Calendars

• Updated course schedules, calendars, and planners are available through the Registrar

Student ID and Parking

• Get a Student ID card at the Office of Campus Safety
• Parking is free, but a permit is required for the Thousand Oaks campus

Housing

• Graduate students enjoy furnished apartment-style suites with a kitchen, bathroom, common area, and private bedroom
• All utilities are included, including high-speed wireless Internet connection
• Graduate housing is limited, and students must reserve housing at least 90 days in advance of their start term

New Student Orientation

• Required for all new students
• Helps students learn about the American Educational System, services offered at Cal Lutheran, and their rights and responsibilities as international students
• Provides practical assistance with adjusting to a new culture and becoming familiar with the campus

Pre-departure Information

• Follow the steps carefully to make final arrangements for a successful arrival on campus and beginning of the term

Frequently Asked Questions

• How do I register for classes?
  • You will be registered by your academic program office, and class schedules will be distributed at orientation
• Where do I park? Do I need a parking permit?
  • All cars must be registered with campus safety
• How do I pay my tuition?
  • Make arrangements for payment with the Student Accounts Office
• Where do I get my Student ID Card?
  • Once you arrive on campus, you can obtain your Student ID card at the Welcome Center
• Where is the Graduate Admission Office?
  • Located in Alumni Hall
• Do you provide Airport Pickup?
  • No, please read the pre-departure information for details on making transportation arrangements from the airport to Cal Lutheran