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What do you think about PH D in Statistics? For someone has a Master's degree in applied statistics.

I'm doing o'level statistics and I cannot find any resources online to help me and the textbook i'm using doesn't help me much. Is there anything you can suggest?

What about a minor ?

I guess I'm going to win the lottery soon.

what was the documentary called?

You are great person that you advice honestly Your advices are invaluable ❤❤❤

Thank you very much for this informative video. I really love to do math. I decided to take an CS engineering course but I think I couldn't afford it. So, I am planning to go for statistics. Love from India. 💗🙏 By the way, I'm eager to know if you teach some on CZcams related to data analytics..

HI bro i am studying in Bsc Mathematics. My aim Was IT Jobs And System based Database Companies...Now What I Do for My Master's Studies... Think Statistics is My Option.. Please tell me Bro ❤❤

do you have a discord?

hey, is it worth it to do a double major in CS and Statistics undergrad in order to gain enough experience and skills to really understand data science?

How is a bs statistics with specialisation in data science?

I have a economics degree and i remember seeing his video on economics and thinking it was very bad. He did a base level research that was shallow and ill informed

How often do you need linear algebra ( matrix, vectors etc)?

Do I need to understand differential equations to understand time series or stochastic modeling?

He's beautiful....

is an economics degree suitable for a data analyst role?

Chris, i did math stats, anova and regression end of last year, this year i did stochastic and im currently doing time series. I want to deepen my stats knowlege any sugestions on which couses i should do next?

Hello , is getting a statistics and data science degree in bachelor is a good option ? Cause unfortunately I couldn’t go to cs college so currently I finished the first year of science college and I’m hesitant about getting that degree Also I want to take a master degree that relates to computer science So is it a good option?

My dauther is taking BS in statistics major in Mathematics it is okey shes 2nd year this coming school year.

I am a graduate of BS Math, and I were to reset my bachelor's degree, I would take Statistics. I'm in love with the math (even though I don't feel it loves me back) lol 🤣 Even for me, Math stats really was the pain-"est" in the neck 🙃

Seriously, I genuinely found Cal 3 much easier than probability. I had an A in both Cal 3 and linear algebra, but when I took probability, I found it messy. When I tried to take statistics, I was completely lost. I absolutely had no idea what I was doing in the statistics class. Statistics doesn't look like math to me. All of those notations are very overwhelming. How can I learn stats well???? 🤔 I haven't found the logic in stats yet. It's just not that straightforward as calculus and linear algebra. I don't even know how to start an assignment question. What should I do????

I am a 3rd year pure math major and next summer i will be applying for internships. Id like to work in stats. Do you have any advise for me? We have barely any stats background. Just 2 courses

Glad I watched 😊

did bachelors degree in business. will i be able to get a job after masters in stats and data science (i got offer letter from queens mary London) please reply it will help a lot

i did bachelors degree in business. will i be able to get a job after masters in stats and data science (i got offer letter from queens mary London) please reply it will help a lot.

You have mentioned that you are R, but there are tools like tableau, powerbi. Why didn't you choose those tools?

Can't lie I barely passed and it was nerve wrecking, after that class I had so much respect for my professors.

Please tell me The sequence to cover data analytics tech stack And add ons to crack interview

I can absolutely relate to filtering through things trying to decipher what you want and what you can make a career out of. It's kind of why I ended up on your video; I'm doing it now. The older I get the more I wish I'd done the same earlier, so kudos to you for being a bit indecisive and taking the "try it and see" approach first!! My BA is in English, and the plan was to become a secondary teacher. I ended up being bumped out during my Master's by my health. If I can manage to get scholarships, taking a few stats classes sounds like it would be a joy. I took intro to stats my first year in college and LOVED it; so much so I've been tutoring for that class for the last six years. I love English and the art of it but stats undeniably is my more exciting subject to tutor. It's such a fun math!

I'm about to go to college in my first year of Statistics! I will be watching your channel throughout my college journey 🙏

finally got someone talking about stats.....good to see ur video

My advice as a statistics undergraduate student is: take every possible math class you can! If you can take courses such as real analysis, linear algebra, measure theory, etc., absolutely go for it! At first glance, it may seem useless for the job market, but the point of taking those classes is not the content itself, but the ability to learn how to think! Trust me, if you take a real analysis course and really study the subject, your mind will never be the same! You will learn to think much better and organize your thoughts. You can really notice the evolution in your mind after enduring the challenge of studying really difficult math to the point that, afterward, you will have the confidence and ability to learn really complicated things on your own. This is an ability that you can only gain, in my opinion, by taking the time to learn advanced and abstract math.

I really worried that whether my statistics major would help me in getting any kind of jobs in IT sections as I didn't get my majors from any high valued Universities...Aslo I didn't applied for the internships program n I am about to get my degree completed...So can you please suggest me some ways to get back to data analytics or data scientist in any way around as I really wish to get into this field...So please help me...😢

I really love research and statistics was the only math I really loved back in 10th grade and was the only math subject I got a high grade on in Senior High School (97 - I’m from the Philippines btw), but I’m really stupid at other areas of math. I’m kinda worried I’ll fall behind and I don’t really know what to do. Do you think I should self study pre calculus and basic calculus?

What testing would you need R and Tableau for?

how much did u make ,as a health data analyst

The US is doing exactly the same what they accuse China to do when it comes to data collection - just at a greater scale, collecting private information from users from all around the world - often violating their privacy laws. Imagine the rest of the world (>95% of all humanity) would ban social media and online platforms which belong to US based companies for exactly the same reason. CZcams / Google / X (Twitter) / Instagram / Facebook would immediately die out. The irony is pretty funny. And btw: TikTok is a 100% US company, not China. Their parent company is.

Hey bro i am doing my bachelor's degree in statistics so may i pursue a masters degree in data science or not pls tell me?

After watching this, statistics doesn’t look like a good major at all. Statistician- Need higher education Financial analyst- Better suited for finance people Market researcher- Need background in finance Economist- Need advance degree plus not feasible with just a stat degree Database Administrator- More suitable for someone in CS. Now what are we left with? Data science, business analyst and software engineering. If someone wants to do data science and software engineering then why not just choose computer science that way you will have far more career prospects. So only good options after a stat degree is a business analyst? After watching few of your videos I can't seem to understand how you are so optimistic about this major while explaining the doomsday scenario.

Man, the intro to stats class I took sounds way more in depth. We did everything you mentioned plus frequency distributions, graphs, boxplots, scatterplots, histograms, central limit theorem, estimating population proportion and mean, inferences about two sample proportions, confidence intervals, hypothesis testing, basic probability, tests of correlation and regression, Z tables, T tables, R tables, coffee tables and every other friggin kind of tables. I had a pretty good teacher though. What's up professor Mehl!

Which major is better suited for being a data scientist? Computer science or statistics?

Hey! How old do you consider a statistics degree should be to be a good degree? Like how many years should a college have taught it in order for it to be considered a good degree

This is actually a very basic applied stats curriculum. If you ever wanted to really dig into it and do research youd need real analysis, measure theory and a probability approach using it, maybe bayesian modeling, numerical analysis, differtial equations, a basic optimization sequence etc. If you could get through all that and retain decent amounts of it then youd be set. But without the theoretical backgrounds, what is even the point of doing stochastic processes? How do you know really what a markov chain and mcmc is? How do you really know when it is appropriate to deal with continuous time series data rather than discrete? It leaves too many holes, and consequently will leave you with a low ceiling. If you really want to make money and be a solid stats person you will almost certainly need a higher degree. Maybe in stats, operations research, computational math, something. A bachelor's usually isnt enough though. A bachelor's just isnt really enough unless youre coming out of stanford or MIT. Ive written publishable papers in undergrad on stats things (theory), and when you talk to people that really do the big lifting, its just a night and day difference. The gap there is so wide that you cant imagine. I mean dealing with copulas, multinomial logit choice models, information theory, game theory, multi goal objective functions, there really is so much more to stats than just applied stats. I just feel this video only included the basic procedual portions of stats and left out all of the really interesting higher level stuff. Like anyone can do anova and ARMA in python or R, but what can you quantify uncertainty on data where it isnt appropriate to leverage the CLT using frequtist approaches, or could you take the data and optimize processes/complex tasks with mutliple constraints? The subject is so much more than you had described.

He seems like such a nice and humble guy too! great to see and know, thanks!

Just what I needed!!

I still recommend R over Python for Data Science. Machine Learning is an extension to Statistics so it is based on Statistics so You have to be fluent in Statistics so You must use Statistics so You must use R. Also, R by itself have tons of Machine Learning libraries, and for deep learning use an R interface.

See guys ... for real data science, they look for Math and Statistics. They dont look for Python Scikit Learn TensorFlow code monkeys who spam useless Jupyter Notebooks.

I did get struck by lightning so i believe that stat.

You don’t get it and that’s fine