Hi, Wondering if someone could advice on some of the recognised online programs in Statistics. Iam looking to pursue a career in People Analytics, and currently done with few courses on Statistics and R programming from Coursera.org/SWIRL/OpenEDX. Now want to pursue something more advanced, since regular courses are too expensive considering online options. Some of the options a bit of googling led me to were: - Penn State Uni - Uni of California, Berkley - Iowa State Uni - Georgia Tech - Columbia (Certification only - "Core Statistics Certificate") - Stanford (Certification only - "Data Mining and Applications Graduate Certificate") Kindly advice on the course rigour/fees/corporate value, Iam okay to give GRE if required. Also if credits earned on these can be used for further studies (PhD) PS: Iam a based in India, and hold a bachelors degree in Psychology(3yrs) and Masters in Human Resources(2yrs) both from India. Cheers! R
umass lowell has a onlone program so does university of illinois springfield. Let me know how it works out
UMass Lowell has a B.A. in Mathematics, with a concentration available in Statistics, with some courses online but "this program is not available entirely online. Face-to-face courses are required." UMass Lowell Part-Time and Online Programs. UIS has an online B.A. in Mathematics including coursework in statistics, and stats-relevant graduate certificates in Business Intelligence and in Epidemiology, but no program in statistics per se. University of Illinois Springfield. We can't forget Texas A&M University, which has kind of awesome master's and graduate certificates in statistics, biostatistics, and data mining.
CSU has an on-line Masters in Applied Statistics (and also certificates) Online Master's Degree in Applied Statistics - CSU Online Plus It requires several prerequiste math courses.
