APPLIED STATISTICS
The Master of Science degree in Applied Statistics requires twelve graduate courses, [48 quarter hours of graduate level work], in applied statistics and pass two sets of comprehensive examinations. The courses are designed to provide students with the necessary quantitative background for employment in business, industry, or government. They further provide a solid foundation for students interested in pursuing a Ph.D. degree in statistics.
Part-I of the comprehensive exams covers the material in MAT 451-452-453, and Part-II covers material in MAT 456, 526, and 528. Comprehensive examinations are offered twice a year, in the autumn and spring quarters.
At the beginning of the quarter when students plan to take the comprehensive examinations, they should register with the program director. Students should request syllabi for the comprehensive exams from the department secretary or visit the director’s website at: http://condor.depaul.edu/~emoussa/.
Students who are interested in obtaining the Certificate in Applied Statistics may take the following six graduate courses:
MAT-441, MAT-442, MAT-443, MAT-456, MAT-526, and MAT-528.
(Prerequisites for the certificate are the same as those for the master’s degree program.)
Degrees and Certificates offered: M.S in Applied Statistics and Graduate Certificate in Applied Statistics
Campus(es) on Which Classes are Offered
Naperville Campus
Days/Times Offered
Weekday evenings, 5:45-9:00 p.m.
Number of Courses/Credits to Complete Degree
Twelve courses.
A Bachelor’s degree in mathematics or related fields. Students from other fields should have the following minimum prerequisites: two years of calculus, multivariable calculus and linear algebra, a course in statistics.
How to Apply
Apply online at depaul.edu/apply.
Application Deadlines
Applications are processed year round. However, since it’s preferable to start in the fall quarter, applications should be sent on or before July 1.
Financial Support
There are few available competitive partial tuition waivers for qualified unconditionally admitted students. Applications should be sent to the program director before April 30.
Career Possibilities
The job market is very good for graduates from the program. Students find jobs at marketing research companies, banking and credit industry, local and federal government, and pharmaceutical industry.
For More Information
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