Today we re inundated with information from sensors digital images streaming video satellite and medical imagery and more In Data Science at Waterloo you ll learn to extract meaningful information from that tsunami of data and use it to predict future trends You ll complement your core courses in statistics mathematics and computer science with a range of electives from many of Waterloo s 100 subject areas When you graduate you ll have the skills and knowledge to help governments and businesses make better decisions and smarter strategies And if you take the co-op stream you ll have up to two years of work experience on top of that When you graduate you ll be ready for a huge range of career options Our grads are putting their skills to work in areas as diverse as medicine business advertising entertainment and public health

You’ll complement your core courses in statistics, mathematics, and computer science with a range of electives from many of Waterloo’s 100 subject areas. When you graduate, you’ll have the skills and knowledge to help governments and businesses make better decisions and smarter strategies. And if you take the co-op stream, you'll have up to two years of work experience on top of that.

When you graduate, you’ll be ready for a huge range of career options. Our grads are putting their skills to work in areas as diverse as medicine, business, advertising, entertainment, and public health.

• Official high school transcripts
• Proof of English proficiency
• Completed Admission Information Form (AIF)
  • This form is excellent for those who wish to explain their reasons for low/below average grades or highlight their strengths to help the office better assess their applications.
• May require portfolios, interviews, or more may be required

Ontario students: six Grade 12 U and/or M courses including

• Advanced Functions
• Calculus and Vectors
• Any Grade 12 U English
• One other 4U course

Recommended: Grade 11 U Introduction to Computer Science

Admission average: Individual selection from the low 90s

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