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M.S. in Statistics

MS

University of California, Davis (UC Davis) · Davis, California

5 applicants have reported 5 admission results for University of California, Davis (UC Davis) M.S. in Statistics (Masters) on OfferLand, with an admit rate of 80.0% in this sample. Data as of 2026-02-10. These are OfferLand sample statistics from results users reported themselves, not official school data.

Admits on OfferLand
4/ 5 decided
80.0% admittedSmall sample
Median GPA of admits
--/ 4.0
2.84.0
Scholarship rate
--received scholarships
Too few results--

Cite this data: OfferLand sample statistics (self-reported by users), https://offerland.cc/en/schools/uc-davis/majors/masters-m-s-in-statistics, data as of 2026-02-10. About the data

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What is the admit rate for University of California, Davis (UC Davis) M.S. in Statistics (Masters)?
5 applicants have reported 5 admission results for University of California, Davis (UC Davis) M.S. in Statistics (Masters) on OfferLand, an admit rate of 80.0% in this sample (admits ÷ admits plus rejections; waitlists and pending results are left out). The results are self-reported and admitted applicants report more often, so the rate usually runs above official figures.
How are these numbers calculated?
They come from admission results that applicants report on OfferLand themselves, updated daily. Admit rates count decided applications only; GPA and test scores are medians over admitted applicants, one value per person with their best test score; numbers based on fewer than 5 results are not shown. See the data methodology page for details.
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Test score distribution

98Median (out of 120) · 4 reported
80
120
Reading28
Listening27
Speaking19
Writing23

Admits’ undergraduate schools

National Tsing Hua University (NTHU)2
National Cheng Kung University (NCKU)1
Peking University1
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