Bachelor's degree in Statistics and Data Science
Learn to interpret the vast accumulation of facts and figures available today as you prepare for a career in private industry, government and education.
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Bachelor's degree in Statistics and Data Science
B.A. or B.S. in statistics and data science; minor
Statisticians act as interpreters of the vast accumulation of facts and figures available today. They provide ways of gaining new insights into the behavior of many phenomena people encounter in a variety of fields of specialization.
Statisticians are in high demand in private industry, government and education. It is a discipline that teaches how to make intelligent judgments and informed decisions in the presence of uncertainty and variation, using available data and facts.
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K-State's accounting department was one of only 10 programs in the nation to receive a prestigious grant from the Accounting Education Change Commission, or AECC. This nearly $250,000 grant was used to support a comprehensive revision in our curriculum, making K-State a model for accounting education throughout the U.S.
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