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The online application system will ask you for information that is needed both by our department and by the university.
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The minimum requirements for consideration for admission to the Department of Statistics for graduate study are the following:
You must have a baccalaureate degree from an accredited institution with at least a "B" average. A GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale is the minimal requirement for admission.
You must have good grades in a three- or four-semester calculus sequence and a semester of linear algebra. Course work in statistics and probability is helpful, but not required. Two semesters of advanced calculus (intermediate analysis, real analysis with proofs) is needed for timely entrance into the Ph.D. program.
The minimum scores accepted are:
Quantitative Reasoning (Q) score: 155
Verbal Reasoning (V) score: 146
The AVERAGE GRE scores of students who were admitted in Fall 2015 were
Masters:
Quantitative Reasoning (Q) score: 165
Verbal Reasoning (V) score: 148
Doctoral:
Quantitative Reasoning (Q) score: 165
Verbal Reasoning (V) score: 149
The AVERAGE GRE scores of students who were awarded assistantships in Fall 2015 were
Masters:
Quantitative Reasoning (Q) score: 162
Verbal Reasoning (V) score: 168
Doctoral:
Quantitative Reasoning (Q) score: 165
Verbal Reasoning (V) score: 156
Scores will be considered by the department for up to 5 years after the exam is taken.
If your native language is not English, you must score at least a 90 with a speaking score of at least 23 on the internet-based TOEFL examination (if you wish to receive an assistantship).
If you do not need funding, you must score at least an 80 on the internet-based TOEFL examination for admission.
Other English Tests and their minium scores accepted are:
Michigan English Language Assessment Battery (MELAB): 80
International English Language Testing System (IELTS): 7.0
TOEFL WAIVER: If you have a degree (BS, MS, or higher) from a US school or a country where English is the native language, the University's TOEFL score requirement can be waived. However, all international students who are receiving an assistantship that scored 25 or below on the TOEFL speaking section will be required to take a SPEAK test given by FSU in early August.
- you will be asked for in the online application
Assistant Application: This form will be provided within the online application
Letters of Recommendation: There are 3 required, preferably academic and/or professional letters
Resume and/or Curriculum Vitaw: includ all relevant academic and work experience
Statement of Purpose: a 1-3 page statement describing your background, accomplishments, and goals
Unofficial Trancript(s)
- you can include in your online application to expedite the review process
Unofficial score reports
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We will consider an applicant's eligibility for a departmental teaching or research assistantship during the evaluation for admission. Initial financial aid decisions will be made on or before April 1st of each year with an April 15th deadline for those receiving offers. More information on financial aid availability including university fellowships and external souces of aid can be found at http://gradschool.fsu.edu/Funding-Awards.
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