Why Study Statistics?

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Offline Saujanna Jafreen

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Why Study Statistics?
« on: November 23, 2015, 07:51:12 PM »
Statistician is the coolest job you’ve never heard of. Don’t take our word for it; see for yourself all the great things you can do with a career in statistics.

MakeDifferenceIconMAKE A DIFFERENCE

Statisticians contribute to society in many ways, from protecting endangered species and managing the impacts of climate change to making medicines more effective and reducing hunger and disease. The ways in which statisticians make the world a better place are vast and varied.
HaveFunIconHAVE FUN

Careers in statistics are fun. You could be a “Moneyball”-style statistician who helps professional sports teams pick the next season’s new players, or a member of the data science team of a U.S. presidential campaign. The field is filled with opportunities to work on interesting problems with other smart, dynamic people.
CuriousityIconSATISFY CURIOSITY

Statistics is a science. It involves asking questions about the world and finding answers to them in a scientific way. If you are curious about how things work, statistics is a career that will keep your curiosity piqued and your brain engaged.
MakeMoneyIconMAKE MONEY

Demand for statisticians is growing, and so are their salaries. The median salary for data scientists with less than three years of experience is $80,000, and $150,000 for those with nine or more years of experience, according to the
Saujanna Jafreen
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Department of Natural Sciences
FSIT.