"The Statistics course should be taught in a Math or Statistics Department. Individual medical schools may consider statistics courses taught in other departments on an individual basis with appropriate documentation from faculty."
Currently in a biostats class, no different from a statistics course. You just use medicine based examples. So do whatever your heart desires, the only differences is the name and possibly department that teaches it.
"The Statistics course should be taught in a Math or Statistics Department. Individual medical schools may consider statistics courses taught in other departments on an individual basis with appropriate documentation from faculty."
Yeah, sorry -I highly doubt they will take it. I tried to get "Probability and Statistics" from my BME department approved by individual Texas schools, but none were willing to accept it. As a result, I am now taking essentially the same class from the STATs department. Good luck
In our math department it's titled "ELEMENTARY STATISTICAL ANALYSIS"; even though it says elementary, it will count...right? ( I know this is a dumb question but better safe than sorry)
In our math department it's titled "ELEMENTARY STATISTICAL ANALYSIS"; even though it says elementary, it will count...right? ( I know this is a dumb question but better safe than sorry)
I don't know why it wouldn't. But, for piece of mind, go ahead and email the TMDSAS people for confirmation. I did this in December last year to confirm certain classes would meet the requirements. They need to know your school and the class #/name. Expect an answer by tomorrow.
I don't know why it wouldn't. But, for piece of mind, go ahead and email the TMDSAS people for confirmation. I did this in December last year to confirm certain classes would meet the requirements. They need to know your school and the class #/name. Expect an answer by tomorrow.