Hi,
I have been searching for the funded ms programs in statistics, preferably in us and canada. My terminal goal is finance/accounting phd, so I expect that ms degree in stat would serve as a bridge to those phd admissions..
Anyways, I would appreciate an evaluation of my profile for this fall 2018 application season, and any tips/advice offered. If you have more info on funded ms programs, please let me know, thanks!
Undergrad/grad Institution: Seoul national university(korea) Program: Bachelor of business admin., BA econ, BS stat. (triple degree)
Graduate program: ms in finance/accounting GPA: 3.97/4.3 (3.85/4.0)
Type of Student: Domestic(us citizen) Asian Male
Courses:
-Math
Calculus for Business A+
Calculus I A-
Linear Algebra I A-
Intro to Linear Algebra A0
Intro to Mathematical Analysis A0
(textbook: Rudin, PMA)
Numerical Linear Algebra A0
Real Analysis(undergrad) A0
(textbook: Folland)
-Stat
Intro Stat A0
Stat Lab A+
Intro Prob(calc based) B0
Regression Analysis A0
Design of experiments B+
Mathematical Statistics I/II B+/A+
Data Mining A-
Survival Analysis A0
Time Series Analysis A+
Sampling Design A0
Statistical computing B+
Econometrics(offered by econ dept.) A0
GRE:
V164(94%) Q169(97%) W4.5(82%)
I wouldn't take subject math.
Research Experience: none..
Research Interests:
not determined yet..
Awards/Honors/Recognitions: Undergraduate scholarships,
AP scholar award(high school..)
Letters of Recommendation:
To be decided, maybe ones from survival analysis, regression analysis, time series analysis prof. and possibly one from econ dept.
Concerns/Questions:
How bad is the B0 in Intro Prob? I know it's irreversible but I'm just worried. I'm also concerned that my stat gpa is not so outstanding: few A+ in stat and no A+ in math. Would A0 in real analysis compensate the mediocre grade in stat major?
Schools of Interest:
University of Iowa
Iowa State University
Ohio State University
U Wisconsin-Madison
UBC
- are there any other funded ms stat program? any comments would be appreciated!