BA/BS in Statistics

This bachelor's program builds connections between statistical theory, data science, and applied statistical practice. Students gain current methods for planning studies, gathering data, analyzing high-dimensional data, and drawing sound conclusions. The program combines time-tested statistical concepts with contemporary methods of analysis. Graduates can apply these skills across many fields that rely on data. Major core courses give students grounding in statistics, mathematics, and computing. Four concentrations are available, emphasizing applied methods, mathematical theory, sports data, and computational practice. The applied concentration requires a minor in a field that relies heavily on data analysis. The degree totals 120 credit hours across major core, concentration, and general education requirements. Students finish with a clear view of how statistical reasoning supports decisions. Students finish with a clear pathway into statistical practice.