Research Specialization/S
Part of STAT 5999 MA Research Specialization in Statistics
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Description
Each year, approximately 10–15% of MA in Statistics students participate in on-campus academic research, contributing to advances in statistical methodology and applied areas. Some projects demonstrate exceptional promise and benefit from additional time and support for further development. The MA Research Specialization in Statistics allows qualified students to extend their MA program to a fourth semester to continue their research under the supervision of a faculty mentor. This competitive, merit-based program requires demonstrated research progress, a nomination from a faculty mentor, and an outstanding academic record. STAT GR5999 serves as the course through which students admitted to the MA Research Specialization fulfill their research requirements.
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