Statistics

Undergraduate Program

An undergraduate major in statistics is offered through the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences. Students planning to major in statistics should have a strong interest in mathematics and some interest in computing. A student majoring in statistics can also work toward a minor in Actuarial Science. All students who wish to major in statistics should consult a departmental adviser early in their program.

*   Admissions Requirements:
*  Statistics Honor Society, Mu Sigma Rho:
*   Undergraduate Major Requirements:
*  Statistics Club for Undergraduates:
*   Undergraduate Course Descriptions:
*  Undergraduate Minor in Statistics:
*   Double Major in Statistics and Math:
*   Quantitative Sciences Major:
*   Actuarial Science at U.F.:
*  Academic Learning Compacts 

Admission Requirements

Requirements for a student to be admitted to the undergraduate Statistics program are as follows:

  1. The satisfactory completion of MAC 3311-3312 (Analytical Geometry and Calculus I & II) (or equivalent) with a grade of C+ or better.
  2. The satisfactory completion of the lower division requirements for admission to either the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences or the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences.


The admission of all other students will be determined on an individual basis and any such admission will be conditional. The conditions of admission for each individual student will be established by the department. Immediately after admission to the program, students are urged to consult with an undergraduate adviser in the Department of Statistics.

Undergraduate Advisors

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences or College of Agricultural and Life Sciences