Statistics counts as math?

[Lokhtar]

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[MassTransport]

Yes, it will count under mathematics.

 

[Dendrite]

Statistics is customarily a math subject, as long as the title of the Statistics class you took is not "Business Statistics" or the like.

It should count as a science/math course towards your BCPM (mine did).

 

[MassTransport]

Yes, you're fine.

 

[patrickd223]

I took a stats course titled "business statistics" through the business department, so this doesnt go under BCMP right?

 

[DrMT]

man i hate stats... made a B+ in that class

 

[thRob]

I would say that for clinical research, statistics is the most important form of Math to understand

 

[MassTransport]

I took a stats course titled "business statistics" through the business department, so this doesnt go under BCMP right?

Right. That is unlikely to be considered a math course. You can always try and see if a reviewer changes it.

 

[Decicco]

How about biometry?

 

[Textuality]

I loved stats. We came up with an excuse to do food-based "experiments" all the time. Like Chi-squared analysis of M&M color distribution, and star burst flavor distribution..and how many licks it takes to get to the center of a tootsie pop. Yummiest. Class. Ever.

 

[eellen3]

It'd probably be best to check with your counsellor.

I took calc I and STAT. I think Calc I is required in most places, no?

 

[0Complications]

...I think Calc I is required in most places, no?

Nope. It is only required at a few schools. I think it was 18 at the last count.

 

[cbsmd]

statistics is a really good course for research and at most schools it does fall somewhere under a math requirement but I would take an introduction calculus course to be positive....many schools require calculus to satisfy their requirement