If you started in the Stat major program in the 2020-2021 academic year or earlier, you can choose to satisfy the academic calendar requirements for either the 2020-2021 academic calendar or the 2021-2022 academic calendar.Anyone admitted to STAT major in May 2021 or later is required to take DSCI 100, STAT 201 and Stat 301.

The requirement for a minor in statistics is 18 upper-level STAT credits, which may include MATH 302 and ELEC 321.

Take them as soon as possible but not necessarily by the end of Year 2 if there are registration issues.

Credit for CPSC 110 and one of CPSC 210 or MATH 210 is required for promotion to Year 4.

STAT 305 and STAT 306 (or ECON 326 for the BA Combined Major in Econ/Stat) must be completed for promotion to Year 4. Please also see the Faculty of Science's general requirements for promotion.

Rules for progression are specified for each specialization and general BSc promotion rules are at

https://www.calendar.ubc.ca/vancouver/index.cfm?tree=12,215,410,1467

In particular, the named courses for the statistics major are CPSC210 or MATH210 (4), MATH200 (3), MATH220 (3), MATH221(3), STAT200(3), STAT201 (3) and MATH/STAT302(3) and the 3/5 is calculated on the credit value which is 13.2 credits, rounded up to 14 credits. A student needs at least 60% in 14 credits from these courses (at the first attempt, and including STAT 200) to have met the progression rule.

If you're in Year 3, your deadline to apply is in early October. If you're in Year 2, your deadline to apply is in early March. For instructions, qualifications, and possible schedules for co-op terms, see Science Co-op's page for prospective students in Statistics.

You would have to apply to the CPSC Department, using this form. The form opens in April, and is closed for parts of the year.

Please see the Department of Economics page for more information. The deadline to apply is around May 5th.

If you have continued to take Stat/Math courses at the 300 level and above, and your grades have improved, then you can apply again here.

Arts students completing a double major in statistics must meet the upper-level requirement for the major comprising the prescribed 42 credits. See  http://www.calendar.ubc.ca/vancouver/index.cfm?tree=12,215,410,437 . for the required courses. Students enrolled on a combined major with Economics and Statistics cannot take a double major in statistics.

Arts students wishing to complete a double major in statistics cannot self-declare as statistics majors and must apply directly to the Statistics Department (see the FAQ item on applying to transfer to or add Statistics as a major, as the explanations here are also valid for Statistics as a second major).

The thematic concentration requirement can be waived in cases where the students Arts major is in a field where statistics is applied (such as economics and psychology).