Hi, I'm wondering how difficult it is to be accepted to a MS Statistics program without an undergrad background in math. I double majored in philosophy and law & society, and the only relevant course I took in college was calculus as a gen-ed requirement. Still, I feel like I am good at math (I was one of the few philosophy undergrads who really enjoyed logic class). I want to go into social science research, which is why I want the MS in statistics.
Having never taken a statistics course, what are the chances of getting into a graduate program? Are there any universities in particular that I should look into? I just graduated with a 3.5 gpa and strong extracurriculars in social justice activism, which are the issues I'm interested in researching.
Advice would be much appreciated!
Having never taken a statistics course, what are the chances of getting into a graduate program? Are there any universities in particular that I should look into? I just graduated with a 3.5 gpa and strong extracurriculars in social justice activism, which are the issues I'm interested in researching.
Advice would be much appreciated!