Find a university that offers a graduate program for statistics, and be sure to consider how many semester hours of graduate credit is necessary. Most schools require at least 30 units. The degree may also require research or writing a thesis or both.
Look to see how you would like to customize your course of study, and find out if you wish to take interdisciplinary courses. For example, universities may allow applied statistic courses, operations research courses and applied mathematics courses. Consider internships as well.
Review the admission requirements of the schools you have decided to consider. Note all application deadlines and check into what financial support is offered by each school.
Determine whether combining an undergraduate and graduate degree in one is something you could do. Generally, these type of programs can be completed within five years. Review your schools of choice to see if they provide flexible formats for this type of program.
Choose the school and graduate program that best fits your needs. You are on your way to earning that master's degree in statistics!