Masters Degree in Statistics - a two-year graduate program for those who have first earned a bachelor's degree. The successful program applicant will have strong grades in Calculus (up through Multivariate Calculus), Linear Algebra, and at least one computer programming course. A bachelor's degree in Statistics, Mathematics, or another discipline requiring this mathematical background and the general GRE are required.
Masters Degree in Applied Statistics - a completely online program emphasizing statistical applications. Admission requirements are multivariate calculus, a computing course, and the general GRE. This degree is not an acceptable prerequisite for the Doctoral degree listed below. Each of the courses in this online program will have a video component for the lecture material. Depending upon the course and instructor, you will also need a testing center at a nearby university to take paper based exams for some courses or use a proctoring service such as Examity for other courses. OSU has a course management system that you will log into to get your course materials, take quizzes, and you will also be able to upload assignments when requested to do so. Students finish the degree entirely online. For the creative component, you and your advisor will communicate via email, or perhaps using Skype or a similar video conference tool.
Graduate Minor in Statistics - for those graduate students who take multiple statistics courses while completing a degree in another area of study
Doctoral Degree - a four year program (depending upon prerequistes and scheduling) in mathematical statistics.
To apply, one must go to the website for the Graduate College at OSU and complete the online application process. https://gradcollege.okstate.edu/apply/
Many students receive assistantships, both at the Masters and Doctoral levels.
Through the generosity of the Gaute Vik Family, the Department is also able to offer outstanding applicants additional fellowships. Financial awards to outstanding current students are also available.
Click here - Frequently Asked Questions for the Statistics Graduate Coordinator
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