How about Berkeley s statistics major

……Why?? I don't know why you ask, is it because there are many people around you who apply?

I was admitted to the statistics major of the University of California, Berkeley this year, and found that UC Berkeley's statistics major was really good, to be honest, my math grades were not good, and I just reported UC Berkeley when I applied for the mentality of trying it out, but I didn't expect to be really admitted, I heard that the admission rate of this major is very high, and now it seems that it is really true.

UC Berkeley's statistics major is still very good, ranking second in the United States, above Harvard, such a good major is naturally difficult to get, and the average GPA of undergraduate graduates is not enough, which is quite hard.

Sounds like a powerful =w=

If you're going to undergraduate, the overall quality of teaching at Chiba University is better than Berkeley's because it's a private university. If you go to graduate school, Berkeley is ranked second or first in the United States, and it is more powerful than Chiba.

Generally, American public universities need to recruit a lot of in-state students, and the funds are relatively small, so undergraduate universities are not as good as private universities, but graduate schools are not the same, Berkeley is one of the strongest graduate schools in the United States, and a large number of Ivy League undergraduates go there for graduate school. So it still depends on the landlord's own situation. Of course, if you read economics, Shiba is the strongest.

Of course, the University of Chicago is good, and the University of Chicago is a first-class university in the United States today.

It's not worth much, personally.

After all, it's a study tour, the time is so short, and the course is just so time-sensitive, so it doesn't have any special meaning to argue goodbye. It's all things that can be done for money.,Graduate school application.,The teacher over there isn't stupid.。。

It can only be said that it is quite helpful for personal vision, mainly as a tour, make friends, open your eyes, and see the world's famous schools are very good. ~

Harvard, Stanford is private, Berkeley is a public university, that is to say, there is a shortage of scientific research funds, and the comprehensive strength is very strong, especially the graduate school, which is the opposite of Princeton University, studying at Harvard, taking the business school as an example, he cultivates entrepreneurs, Stanford cultivates small entrepreneurs, Berkeley has a lot of stupid students, if you take the imperial study of statistics, it is recommended to go to the University of Chicago and the University of Pennsylvania, and the best style of study is Massachusetts, a bit like Tsinghua, and the California Institute of Technology, a bit like the University of Science and Technology.

Sizao Zheng Tanfu is relatively aristocratic, the campus is very well repaired, the lawn is very large, the place is very spacious, and the building is very new. There are many rich second generations of students.

Berkeley is relatively civilian, and there are homeless people in the nearby subway station, and you can see asking for money every day. The building is in disarray. Poor discernment of God.

Do you want to apply for a master's degree? You're only a sophomore, so you're in time for it, and your GPA is the standard, right? There is no problem, GRE TOEFL is slowly looking at learning now, but the grades of the undergraduate are the most important, and the grade points of the undergraduate must not fall behind You are only a sophomore, dear, and you are completely in time You want to apply for a master's degree, right?

The top 20 schools for graduate students in the U.S. in statistics are:

1 Stanford University.

2 University of California Berkeley.

3 Harvard University.

3 University of Washington.

5 Johns Hopkins University.

6 Harvard University.

6 The University of Chicago.

6 University of Washington.

9 Carnegie Mellon University.

10 Duke University.

10 The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

12 North Carolina State University.

12 Texas A&M University.

12 University of Michigan Ann Arbor, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor.

12 University of Pennsylvania.

12 University of Wisconsin Madison.

17 University of California Berkeley.

17 University of Michigan Ann Arbor, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor.

17 University of Minnesota Twin Cities.

20 Iowa State University.

20 Pennsylvania State University.

The employment of statistics majors is mainly in the two general directions of pharmaceutical and financial classes, and the financial class is now in a slump, and the pharmaceutical background is still very sufficient, and it is relatively rich.

The requirements for applying for graduate students in statistics are basically the same as those for graduate students applying for other majors, and they need to have 1TOEFL IELTS score 4Degree certificate 5Proof of property, etc. Because you're studying statistics, the GMAT score is so important.

Some majors are one year, some are one and a half years, and in general it is 2 years.

Although the general master's degree in the United States is two years, some programs are one year, or more than ten months, and even accelerated programs are less than one year.

If you are awesome, you can get it in 3 years with a bachelor's degree + master. A friend of mine just plays like that.