Applied Statistics
Why an Applied Statistics Degree From Le Moyne?
Data drives business, informs our decisions and protects public health and the world we live in. It makes it possible to analyze clinical trials and forecast the risk of investment portfolios. With the right intelligence at our fingertips, we have the power to do everything from measuring consumer behavior to predicting tomorrow’s weather.
In Le Moyne’s applied statistics program, you’ll build the skills to collect, manage, and interpret complex data sets. Through hands-on coursework grounded in mathematics and modern statistical methods, you’ll learn how to analyze real data in your major field of study using the tools and techniques employers rely on in today’s data-driven world.
A strong foundation in applied statistics gives you a competitive advantage across disciplines—from biology and nursing to economics, education, and beyond. Whether you pursue graduate study or careers in healthcare, business, research, or analytics, you’ll graduate prepared to turn data into insight and insight into impact.
Analyzing Data Sets in Your Field of Study
An applied statistics minor sets you up to have an advantage over other applicants when applying to graduate programs or industry jobs.
The Applied Statistics Minor
A 15-credit program, you’ll learn modern statistical methods beyond those covered in your major in the applied statistics minor.
Mathematics Undergraduate Programs
If you are interested in mathematics, consider the undergraduate programs offered at Le Moyne.
Applied Statistics Courses
In addition to statistics, courses include econometrics, research methods, business analytics, bioinformatics and data science.
Need a Hand?
Visit the Quantitative Reasoning Center
The QRC provides students with resources, support and tutoring in math. Visit the innovative center on the first floor of the library.
QRCOur mathematics faculty are applied statisticians, long-time educators and active researchers whose work includes a wide variety of topics including measurement error models, missing data, small area estimation, uniform central graphs, problems in fluid dynamics and geometry.
Careers & Median Salaries with Applied Statistics
$120,000 Actuary
$141,500 Data Engineer
$99,890 Financial Analyst
$74,680 Marketing Research Analyst
$116,440 Mathematician
$120,000 Actuary
$141,500 Data Engineer
$99,890 Financial Analyst
$74,680 Marketing Research Analyst
$116,440 Mathematician
The applied statistics minor helped me in applying for graduate school, as many schools require an Intro to Statistics. Now, I don’t have to take it in graduate school. I also believe the minor aided in my acceptance into graduate school, as it made my application stand out against other undergraduate psychology majors.
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