Why were you interested in getting an MS degree in Applied Biostatistics?

Prior to starting the MS in Applied Biostatistics at BU, I was completing a two-year post-baccalaureate program at Tufts University that exposed me to computational epidemiology and applied biostatistics. So for me, getting a MS in Applied biostatistics became a natural path career path.

What interests you about public health?

Since completing my 2-year post-baccalaureate training, I became interested in healthcare research, public policy, and public health research—particularly, dealing with big data research that will potentially impact healthcare research, public policy and public health in a positive direction.

What stood out about the SPH program?

What stood out for me was the duration of the MS in Applied Biostatistics program, the total of 500 hours of practical experience that was required to complete the program, and the fact that the curriculum prepares you for the next step in your career.