| Requirements | Class Number | Class Name | Hours* | Offered | Prerequisites | Notes |
| Complete One | STAT 201
or
STAT 121 | Statistics for Engineers and Scientists | 3:3:0 | F/W/Spr | MATH 112
or MATH 113
or MATH 119 | Preferred |
| Introduction to Statistical Data Analysis | 3:3:1 | F/W/Spr-Su/Spr/Su | - | Recommended
MATH 110 or equivalent |
| Complete All | STAT 230 | Statistical Modeling 1 | 3:3:0 | F/W/Sp | STAT 121 or STAT 201
| Recommended
STAT 130 & MATH 112 |
| STAT 240 | Probability and Inference 1 | 3:3:0 | F/W | MATH 112
& STAT 201 (or STAT 121) | Recommended
MATH 113 & STAT 130 |
| STAT 330 | Statistical Modeling 2 | 3:3:0 | F/W | MATH 213
& STAT 230 | Recommended
MATH 113 & STAT 250 |
| STAT 340 | Probability and Inference 2
| 3:3:0 | F/W | MATH 113
& STAT 240 | Recommended
STAT 123 & STAT 124 |
| Recommended | STAT 130
| Introduction to the Department of Statistics | 0.5:1:0
| FT1/FT2/WT1/WT2 | This class must be taken before or concurrently with Stat 123 & Stat 230 & Stat 240 | This class should be taken the first semester as a freshman or the first semester after declaring as a statistics or actuarial science major.
Recommended
Stat 121 |
| STAT 250 | Applied R Programming | 3:3:0 | F/W | STAT 121 or 201 |
|
| STAT 124 | SAS Base Programming Skills | 1.5:1.5:1.5 | Spr | STAT 121
or STAT 201 |
|
*Hours are Credit : Lecture : Lab
Note: We recommend that all students doing the statistics concentration declare a minor in statistics. Be aware that many statistics classes can be hard to get into because of high demand. While some preference for enrollment is given to statistics minors, you should make alternative plans in case you cannot get into the classes you need in a given semester.
