Data Analytics is growing rapidly across a wide range of fields including healthcare, finance, marketing, computer science, biomedical research and more. You'll quickly become valued for your ability to process large amounts of data and make insights that drive strategic decisions.
You'll be uniquely prepared for the workforce because of our interdisciplinary education.
The Bachelor of Science degree is composed of analytics core courses plus analytics electives from a broad array of courses across many disciplines. You will take required and elective courses in the liberal arts to reach a minimum of 60 credits of liberal arts courses (as required for all Bachelor of Science degrees). With the flexibility built into the Data Analytics degree, you can choose to add a minor (or two) or even double-major. You are also required to:
After your second year is complete, we urge all Data Analytics students to gain the valuable, real-world experience only an internship can offer.
The language of instruction at Alfred University is English.
All undergraduate international applicants are required to submit official scores from either the SAT, the ACT, TOEFL or IELTS examinations. If an international student has taken classes in a US University or college; they must apply as a transfer student, and we will review all English courses on the transcript(s) to show English proficiency.
Alfred University reserves the right to request undergraduate applicants to submit TOEFL or IELTS scores if their SAT or ACT scores are inconclusive.
You are considered to be an international student:
All applicants who are not US citizens or US permanent residents at the time of application are considered international applicants. If you become a US citizen or permanent resident after you’ve applied to Alfred University, you may submit documentation of this change (a copy of your Certificate of Citizenship, Certificate of Naturalization, or Permanent Resident Card) to the Office of Admissions to update your citizenship status. US citizens and permanent residents, no matter where in the world they live or go to school, are not considered international applicants but will be reviewed for admission within the context of their school cohort.
United States of America, New York City
