Applied Statistical Analysis, Certificate

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The certificate in Applied Statistical Analysis is offered by the A. Gary Anderson Center for Economic Research. It equips undergraduate students with a strong foundation in statistics and data analysis. This foundation will provide the knowledge to serve the expanding career opportunities in business, industry, government and education. Students must complete at least 15 semester hours of courses as well as a Bloomberg Certification as described in “course requirements.”

Admission Requirements

Chapman University undergraduate students are eligible for admission to the Certification Program. Applications should be made through the A. Gary Anderson Center for Economic Research.

Grade Requirements

Students must receive a 3.0 GPA or above in all required courses.

Residency Requirements

All advanced courses must be taken in residency at Chapman University.

foundation courses (9 credits)

MATH 109 - Calculus with Applications in Business and Social Science 3 credits *
MGSC 220 - Foundations of Business Analytics 3 credits
one of the following
MATH 203 - Introduction to Statistics 3 credits
MGSC 209 - Introductory Business Statistics 3 credits

advanced courses (6 credits)

MGSC 310 - Statistical Models in Business Analytics 3 credits
ECON 452 - Econometrics 3 credits

additional requirement

Students must complete Bloomberg Certification**

total credits 15

*Students may substitute MATH 110 for MATH 109 .
**For more information on how to become Bloomberg certified, contact the Janes Financial Center.