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  1. Really appreciate your suggestion on LOR and SOP. I will present all these positive indicators in my SOP. I have a concern about my undergrad math courses. Are they enough in the scope to qualify for pursuing a PhD degree in pure Stats? If possible, do I need to take any other undergrad fundamental math courses?
  2. Thank you so much for your comprehensive evaluation, which is really valuable for my school selections and PS writing. Yes, my undergraduate school is famous for grade deflation, especially for Law major. I would apply to a broader range of schools, as you suggested. Thank you again. ?
  3. Thank you so much for your suggestion, @Stat Assistant Professor! It’s very helpful. Really appreciated it. As to my undergraduate background, I have a double-major in Law and Accounting in my undergraduate school (from a foreign country, from 2006-2010, GPA for Law: 3.32, GPA for Accounting: 3.10). Comparing to my math courses, these GPAs do not appear appealing. ;-( Other academic backgrounds: I got a Master’s degree in Accounting from a private university (ranking 100, from 2012-2013, GPA: 3.63). The following year, I got a Master’s degree in Law from another private university (top 20, from 2013-2014, GPA: 3.28). Non-matriculated math courses (from a state university, from 2017-2019, GPA: 4.0)
  4. Hi all, Student Type: Domestic Asian Female My background is quite untraditional, and this will be my weakness to pursue a higher degree in Statistics. I finished my undergraduate studies abroad with a non-stem major. Then I took some math courses as a non-matriculated student in a state university. Currently, I am pursuing my master’s degree in Statistics in a top 20 statistics department. I plan to apply for a Statistics Ph.D. degree this fall. I would like to get some advice on school selection and how to improve my background. Undergraduate math-related background: From a State university . Major: Non-matriculated (only took the following courses for the purpose of MS application) . GPA: 4.0 . Math coursework: Cal I (A), Cal II (A), Cal III (A), Matrix Algebra (A), Multi-var Cal (A), Foundations of Modern Math (A), Real Analysis I (A), Intro to Diff EQ (A), Prob and Stats for Engineering (A) Graduate: Top 20 Statistics MS . Major: Statistics . GPA: 4.0 . Coursework: Stats Programming I (A), Stats Inference I (A+), Stats Inference II (ongoing), Intro to Clinical Trial (ongoing), Applied Stats I (ongoing), Linear Models and Regression (next term), Applied Stats II (next term), Multivariate and Longitudinal (next term). Will graduate next Summer GRE General Test: Q: 165 V: 160 W: 3.5 Applying to: Statistics PhD
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