Bachelor of Science in Statistics
Undergraduate ProgramsWhy Major in Statistics?
Earn your bachelor’s degree in statistics at UMBC and become part of the future of data analysis and decision-making. As a statistics major, you will learn to sort information, interpret data, and make meaningful decisions that improve the way we live.
UMBC’s Statistics B.S. program provides a comprehensive education in data analytics, probability, and mathematical principles, with opportunities to collaborate on research projects alongside faculty. Students can choose between two academic tracks:
- Mathematical Statistics Track – emphasizing a strong theoretical foundation in probability, inference, and statistical modeling.
- Applied Statistics Track – providing flexibility to explore elective applications in fields such as computer science, biology, public health, and economics.
By mastering how to analyze and apply statistical data, you will develop the ability to evaluate outcomes, identify opportunities for improvement, and inform evidence-based decisions—skills that make you a valuable contributor across diverse industries.
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1000 Hilltop Circle Baltimore, MD 21250
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