Hi everyone, I'm gonna apply for a statistics masters in the fall, and wanted to know if I should expand the schools I'm considering (are they too top heavy)? Any additional advice or help is appreciated!
* More interested in industry-focused programs but open to PhD preparation programs.
Major: Applied Mathematics
GPA: 3.68 / 4.00 cumulative
Type of Student: Domestic Male
School: Top 5 Public (Top 3 Applied Math, Top 10 Pure Math)
Relevant Courses:
Single Variable Calculus (AP/AP), Multivariable Calc (B-/B+), Intro Linear Algebra (B+), Intro Differential Equations (A-), Linear Algebra I (B-), Mathematical Modeling (B+), Complex Analysis (B), Real Analysis I (B+), Real Analysis II (C), Systems of Nonlinear DEs (A-), ODEs (C+), Varied Mathematics (A+), Intro Statistics (A), Intro Statistical Programming (A-), Probability Theory (A), Intro Math Stats (B), Analysis and Regression (A-), Design of Experiment (A-), Data Mining and Machine Learning (A+), Statistical Research (A+), Intro to Statistical Computation (A), Optimization Statistics (A), Econometrics (A) (if relevant)
Relevant Courses (after undergrad):
Multivariable Calculus, Linear Algebra, and Real Analysis (A), Mathematics for Statistics and Computation (A, expected) (both taken at Harvard Extension to improve my profile)
GRE:
168V/170Q/4.5AW
Programs Applying:
Statistics Masters
Research Experience:
None except a literature review class
Recommendation Letter:
Two likely Strong, One Good
Coding Experience:
R, Python, Stata, LaTex
Other experience:
Private tutoring
Awards/Honors:
College Honors, Phi Beta Kappa
Targeted Schools:
Stanford
UWashington
CMU
Duke
UChicago
Columbia
John Hopkins
UNC
UPenn
Not sure if there is anything more I can do to strengthen my profile before November time!
Thanks everyone!