Statistics

The statistics graduate program is the largest in the country, with about 170 graduate students. It attracts a diverse set of quality students from around the world. The Grad Handbook is updated frequently by the Director of the Graduate Program (DGP) and provides detailed information for students in the graduate program, such as important dates, deadlines, and course work.

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The following degrees are offered as part of the PhD Program:

• Doctor of Philosophy in Statistics
• Doctor of Philosophy in Statistics Co-Major

The following degrees are offered as part of the Masters Program:

• Master of Statistics
• Master of Statistics Co-Major
• Master of Science
• One Year Master of Statistics - In the Summer of 2013, we will begin to offer courses to allow a student to complete the Master of Statistics degree in one calendar year.

Programs for Current Students include:

• Co-Majors
• Master of Statistics en route
• Transferring to the Master's or PhD in Statistics
• Interdisciplinary Degrees
• Graduate Minor Degrees