Ranked in 2010 | Statistics Rankings Methodology
With a graduate degree, statisticians may find jobs working with data in many sectors, including business, government, academia, public health, technology, and other science fields. These are the best schools for statistics.

Rank	School name	Score
#1	Stanford University  Stanford, CA	4.9
#2	University of California–​Berkeley  Berkeley, CA	4.7
#3	Harvard University  Boston, MA	4.6
#3	University of Washington  Seattle, WA	4.6
#5	Johns Hopkins University  Baltimore, MD	4.4
#6	Harvard University  Cambridge, MA	4.3
#6	University of Chicago  Chicago, IL	4.3
#6	University of Washington  Seattle, WA	4.3
#9	Carnegie Mellon University  Pittsburgh, PA	4.1
#10	Duke University  Durham, NC	4.0
#10	University of North Carolina–​Chapel Hill  Chapel Hill, NC	4.0
#12	North Carolina State University  Raleigh, NC	3.9
#12	Texas A&M University–​College Station  College Station, TX	3.9
#12	University of Michigan–​Ann Arbor  Ann Arbor, MI	3.9
#12	University of Pennsylvania  Philadelphia, PA	3.9
#12	University of Wisconsin–​Madison  Madison, WI	3.9
#17	University of California–​Berkeley  Berkeley, CA	3.8
#17	University of Michigan–​Ann Arbor  Ann Arbor, MI	3.8
#17	University of Minnesota–​Twin Cities  Minneapolis, MN	3.8
#20	Iowa State University  Ames, IA	3.7
#20	Pennsylvania State University  University Park, PA	3.7
#22	Columbia University  New York, NY	3.6
#22	Cornell University  Ithaca, NY	3.6
#22	Purdue University–​West Lafayette  West Lafayette, IN	3.6
#22	University of Minnesota–​Twin Cities  Minneapolis, MN	3.6