A mentorship in economics allows a student to explore how nations, their governments, businesses, and individuals make choices on what and how they spend resources. Understanding the systems at play in the production, consumption, and transfer of wealth is key to any student interested learning more about business or economics.

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In broad strokes, students learn how human behavior is influenced by resource distribution and vice versa. Students can develop their technical writing and research skills, their commercial and cultural awareness, as well as their interpersonal skills. Economics mentorships can result in a variety of final projects including policy briefs, academically rigorous research papers, op-eds, or educational materials.