Graduate Certificate program in Mathematics and Statistics at DePaul University

The certificate program requires successful completion of six courses in Applied Statistics.

Students in the Certificate in Applied Statistics program must follow the academic standing, probation and dismissal guidelines, among the other guidelines, found in the Program Graduate Academic Student Handbook for Applied Statistics.

Students in the Certificate in Applied Statistics program must apply for degree conferral via Campus Connection in advance of their final quarter in the program in order to have their coursework audited for the awarding and delivery of their certificate.

Non-degree seeking students and students enrolled in other DePaul graduate degree programs.

Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis. It is recommended that applicants coming from a non-math background should have completed the following minimum requirements: two years of calculus, including multivariate calculus and linear algebra one course in statistics and one course in scientific computer programming. Applicants who do not have this preparation may be admitted on a conditional basis until they have completed the requirements with grades of B or better. To apply, complete a DePaul University College of Science and Health graduate admission online application and submit the following:.

Official transcripts from all previous college course work. A bachelor degree (from a regionally accredited institution), or equivalent, is required.

Optional personal statement (200-300 words) describing your objectives and needs from the program.