Behavioral Statistics
This major is a joint effort between the Department of Statistics and the Department of Psychology. It is recommended that a student wishing to obtain a degree in Behavioral Statistics consult with an advisor in both departments. This major prepares students for careers involving collecting and analyzing data on human behavior, for example, in medical care, insurance, market research, or health, educational and social services. Graduates of this program are expected to have good quantitative reasoning skills and to have strong people skills. Note: this curriculum also fulfills requirements for the major in Psychology.
For individuals who
Are interested in connecting data to human experiences. Want to utilize statistics to understand human behavior.
Looking for
Coursework combining psychology and statistics. A combined interest in STEM and social science.
To become
- Applied Behavior Analyst
- Consultant
- Counselor
- Market Researcher
- Registered Behavior Technician