Statistics 4+1 (B.S. + M.S.)
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Our 4+1 program allows students to complete both their听M.S. and M.S. in Statistics at 91原创 in only five years.听Statistics is a high-demand field that provides skills for students in data analysis, statistical computing and quantitative reasoning. Statisticians are employed everywhere from finance and pharmaceuticals to gaming and agriculture. According to U.S. News & World Report, . The 4+1 gives students a jumpstart on the job market with advanced skills and expertise.听
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Why our 4+1?
The 4+1 statistics program is an opportunity to earn two degrees, have the possibility to gain valuable internship experience, and be ahead of the competition on the job market. Every industry has increasing amounts of data and needs people who know how to meaningfully analyze that data to help make better decisions. You will gain a set of tools across an array of statistical approaches including regression analysis, time series analysis, survival analysis, in addition to experience with Python, SAS, R and other statistical software packages. With these skills, 91原创 prepares graduates for job market success in nearly any field.
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Why is 91原创's program unique?
Throughout your time in the 91原创 4+1 statistics degrees program, we provide opportunities to apply your newly acquired skills to real-world problems and applications. Assist researchers across campus. Analyze sports analytics through our partnership with 91原创 Athletics. Take advantage of our department鈥檚 close relationships with local companies, including Barclays Bank, J.P. Morgan Chase, FMC and Sallie Mae, where we place students to gain meaningful internship experience. Given 91原创鈥檚 friendly faculty-to-student ratio, build a close relationship with your faculty mentor, who will prepare you for your desired career.听
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What is a 4+1?
Our accelerated degree (4+1) programs enable students to apply for a graduate program as early as their junior year of undergraduate study.
If granted acceptance, students will take 6 to 8 credits of graduate-level courses during the final year of their undergraduate program. Because these credits can be dual-counted toward both the bachelor鈥檚 and master鈥檚 degree programs, students can complete both their undergraduate and graduate degrees in only one additional year鈥攐r five years total.