MS in Data Science and Analytics

MSDSA requires students to have fundamental knowledge in calculus, statistics/probability, and computing. A student with an insufficient background may be conditionally admitted. Conditions may be fulfilled by successfully completing foundation coursework or successfully completing foundation modules offered by KSU Community and Professional Education (CPE). Learn more about the MSDSA admission criteria and curriculum by completing the request for information form located at the top of the webpage.

Yes, the College of Computing and Software Engineering (CCSE) is pleased to offer financial assistance to our graduate students which includes Out of State Tuition Waivers and Graduate Assistantships: Graduate Research Assistant (GRA) and Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA). Submit your contact information to the RFI form to get more details.

Graduates of universities outside the United States must be able to document that their degree is the equivalent of a four-year bachelor's degree awarded by an accredited U.S. college or university. Requirements for international students vary by visa, country, and academic history.

Double Owl Pathways offer undergraduate students the opportunity to obtain their undergraduate and graduate degrees faster and at a significantly lower cost than if they pursued each degree independently. 

Current KSU undergraduate students interested in the MS in Data Science and Analytics degree may have an option for a Double Owl Pathway. To view the list of available pathways, please submit your RFI form and you will be directed to the information.