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Online Statistics Course MAT-240: Applied Statistics

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Course cost $1,026

Learning style 100% online

Term length 8 weeks

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MAT-240: Applied Statistics Online statistics class built for your success

Learn how to spot trends, dispel misconceptions and make smart decisions using data. MAT-240: Applied Statistics at SNHU goes beyond number crunching, giving you the tools to understand and use data with confidence and clarity. If you're heading into business, healthcare, tech or the arts, this online applied statistics course uses real-life relevance to make statistics click.

Skills you'll learn

  • Statistical methods for making sense of data
  • Data analysis using technology
  • Fundamental equations for probability and estimation
  • Basic hypothesis testing and linear regression

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3,592 students who took this course in 2024 were surveyed and rated it 8 out of 10 stars.

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Career-focused curriculum

Learn essential statistical tools and analytical techniques in MAT-240: Applied Statistics. Using data sets from disciplines like business, health professions, biology and education, you'll leverage powerful data analysis and visualization software to answer questions and solve real-world problems. Throughout this highly focused, 8-week course, you'll engage with classmates as you explore applied statistics and its relevance to your career.

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Upcoming term starts: October 27, 2025 | January 5, 2026

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September 1, 2025

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You’ll take your courses within SNHU’s Brightspace platform. This is where you’ll find your:

  • Schedule of weekly assignments
  • Discussion boards
  • Grades
  • Instructor announcements
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Credits you earn can transfer to SNHU degree programs, or to another university, depending on their transfer policy.

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Accreditations

SNHU is accredited by the regional accreditor the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE). The university also carries specialized accreditations for some programs.

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Tuition & Fees

Tuition rates for SNHU's online courses are among the lowest in the nation.

Student
Cost per credit
Cost per course
Credits Earned
Online Undergraduate
$342
$1,026
3

Tuition rates are subject to change and are reviewed annually.

Please note: Books and materials are not included in the above costs. Federal Financial Aid is not available, but you can use employer tuition benefits or tuition reimbursement if available to you. Contact your employer benefits manager to see if you have funds available, or talk to our admission team to learn about payment options.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, you can take statistics classes online. And if you choose to enroll in a statistics course offered by an accredited university, you could even get college credit.

Southern New Hampshire University, which is accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE), offers an array of mathematics courses you can complete 100% online, including Applied Statistics. Whether you're taking the course as a one-off or part of your program, Applied Statistics is a great course for developing job-relevant statistics skills.

The best online statistics course is the one that fits your situation and goals. Sometimes, mathematics can feel theoretical and abstract. If you're looking to really grasp statistical techniques in a way that's tangible and relevant to your work, you may want to look for an online applied statistics course.

SNHU offers an undergraduate-level applied statistics course you can complete entirely online in 8 weeks. Whether you're headed into business, healthcare, tech or the arts, the course will use real-world data sets to teach you how statistics can be used to identify patterns, assess risk and drive decision-making in any discipline.

Learning statistics online doesn't have to be hard. A good curriculum and teacher can help you make sense of statistics with real-world use cases.

Taught by instructors with experience in various industries, SNHU's applied statistics online course was designed to do just that. Through readings, assignments and discussion posts, you'll learn tools and techniques used in statistics while applying them to your own work.

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Of course you can pass statistics if you're bad at math. As you study statistics concepts and when and how to apply them, you'll also learn how to use software to make the actual calculations.

At SNHU, enrolled students have 24/7 access to free online tutoring. So if you ever find yourself needing a little extra help with a statistics assignment, we've got you!

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