Program Overview

Overview of the Statistics Program

The Statistics program in the Faculty of Science is administered by the Department of Statistics and Actuarial Science. This program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of statistical concepts, methods, and applications. Students will learn the fundamentals of probability theory, statistical computing, and statistical communication, preparing them for a future in a world where organizations and institutions need to make sense of vast amounts of data.

Program Details

• Degree: Bachelor of Science
• Starting Location: Surrey campus
• Academic Calendar: See major description and minor description for more details

Career Possibilities

Statisticians analyze data using mathematical and computational tools to glean meaningful insights into scientific problems. A statistics degree prepares students for a wide range of career possibilities in fields where data analysis is crucial.

Admission Requirements

To be considered for admission to the Statistics program, applicants must meet the general admission requirements of Simon Fraser University. These requirements include:

• Canadian high school requirements
• International High School Students requirements
• United States High School requirements
• Indigenous Students requirements
• College/university transfer requirements
• International Baccalaureate requirements
• Diverse qualifications requirements
• Additional Requirements and Policies by Applicant Type
• Partnerships, including the SFU-Langara Indigenous Transfer Pathway Agreement and the SFU FIC Partnership
• Admission grade ranges

How to Apply

The application process for the Statistics program involves several steps, including:

• Applying to Simon Fraser University
• Meeting the admission requirements
• Submitting all required documents and transcripts
• Reviewing and following the application timeline and evaluation process

Student Experience

The Statistics program at Simon Fraser University offers students a comprehensive and supportive learning environment. Students can expect to engage in a variety of academic and extracurricular activities, including:

• International Student Experience: Getting ready, joining SFU, getting settled, financial planning and support, and academic support
• Indigenous Student Experience
• Hear from SFU Students
• Residence options

Fees and Scholarships

Information on fees and scholarships for the Statistics program can be found through the university's website, including details on:

• Uggla Family Scholarship
• Entrance Scholarships
• Other available scholarships and bursaries

Tours and Events

Prospective students can learn more about the Statistics program and Simon Fraser University through various tours and events, including:

• Virtual Campus Tours
• Campus Tours
• Faculty Events

Connect with Us

For more information about the Statistics program, please refer to the university's official resources and academic calendar.