I updated my search for masters-level statistics programs, and I'm posting the results here in hopes that they might help someone else find what they are seeking. Penn State Master of Applied Statistics: Penn State | Online Master of Applied Statistics | Overview 30 hours @ $736/hour Iowa State MS Statistics Department of Statistics 34 hours Rochester Institute of Technology MS Applied Statistics RIT - John D. Hromi Center for Quality and Applied Statistics | Academic Programs | Master of Science in Applied Statistics 45 credits @ $999/credit hour Texas A&M MS Statistics Online Statistics Degree by Texas A&M University 36 hours @ $800/hour (I think) University of South Carolina Master of Applied Statistics Certificate in Applied Statistics (MAS) : Department of Statistics 30 hours @ $1,008 University of West Florida MS Statistics UWF - Mathematics and Statistics - Fully Synchronous Online MS Program using Elluminate 30 hours @ $353 (resident) $1012 (non-resident) (Waiver program to allow in-state tuition for out-of state residents) Colorado State Master of Applied Statistics Master of Applied Statistics Degree Online - CSU OnlinePlus - CSU OnlinePlus 31 credits @ $649 University of Idaho MS Statistical Science https://eo.uidaho.edu/stat-degree 30 hours @ $622
Thanks for updating this. I started teaching myself stats recently and see clearly how folks with strong stats skills will be in VERY high demand in the future.
Stanford University (specifically their Center for Professional Development) offers a subset, in the current term two, of the courses towards their M.S. in Statistics online. They stress that "This degree requires on campus attendance, as a majority of the coursework is not available at a distance."
I ha ve three really good documents. If you PM me your email address I will send them. One is Cohen's Power Primer.
Here are the links I found to the docs - http://www2.psych.ubc.ca/~schaller/349and449Readings/Cohen1992.pdf http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/74/InferentialStatisticalDecisionMakingTrees.pdf - this has two pages
Thanks, Randell. I'll check those out. I find it ironic that statistics was of the only classes I had in college that I paid ZERO attention to because I didn't see how it would be useful for anything. Now I am dusting off my old textbooks and giving it another go.
Northwestern University School of Continuing Studies Master of Science in Predictive Analysis Completely online. A sort of MIS-statistics hybrid, with courses in database management and data mining, statistical analysis and predictive modeling, and project management and other supporting subjects.
