BA/BS in Statistics

Statistics students at UCF learn to put complex data to work across many fields. The discipline applies mathematical principles to gathering, analyzing, interpreting and presenting data while accounting for uncertainty. Survey and experimental methods let statisticians reach sound conclusions about whole populations. Graduates contribute by designing studies, processing information and explaining what the results mean. The degree sits in the College of Sciences and is run through its statistics and data science group. Every statistics-prefixed course requires a grade of C or better, keep a 2.0 cumulative GPA in major courses, and take part of their upper-level work from the home school. Advising from an academic success coach and a faculty advisor is expected. The program is offered through the Sciences college. The page quotes one per-credit-hour rate for Florida residents and a higher one for out-of-state students, and points readers to UCF's general cost information for a fuller estimate of what a undergraduate student will pay.