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Â鶹ӰÒô Professor James Bishop teaches in class.
Â鶹ӰÒô Professor James Bishop teaches in class.

Applied Statistics

Enhance your ability to solve more complex quantitative problems using real-world examples.

At a Glance

What You’ll Learn:

  • Advanced skills in statistics and analytics
  • How to solve complex problems using real-world examples

What You’ll Do:

  • Apply your statistical knowledge to your major or area of interest 
  • Option to earn your SAS Certificate in data mining

Where You’ll Go:

  • Major corporate, nonprofit, and government organizations in various fields
  • Graduate schools to advance your career preparation

Program Highlights

In a data-driven economy, there’s a growing need for analytical skills and statistical knowledge across a wide range of careers. By pursuing a minor or concentration in Applied Statistics, you can deepen your understanding of statistics and learn how to solve complex quantitative problems. Apply your new expertise to your major or an area of interest and gain real-world experience solving problems in a specialized field. 

SAS Certificate in Data Mining

As part of this program, you have the option to complete four SAS-based statistics courses and earn your SAS Certificate in data mining. This specialization allows you to solve real-world problems by applying mathematical principles and develop computer skills for business applications. Bryant is one of only seven undergraduate universities worldwide to offer this prestigious professional designation. Applied Statistics minors only need one additional course to complete the SAS certification requirements.

Sample Courses

Our curriculum consists of engaging coursework that’s designed to prepare you for your future career. Just a few sample courses include: 

Actuarial Statistics III AM 332
Applied Multivariate Statistics MATH 461
Econometrics ECO 315
Data Analysis for Finance FIN 466

Learn by Doing

Lessons from a textbook can only take you so far. That’s why experiential learning is at the core of your Bryant experience. You’ll engage in hands-on projects and opportunities beginning your very first year — building skills in critical thinking, learning how to adapt to challenges, and fostering your determination to succeed.