Congrats to Our 2018 #StatsGrad Winner
June 15, 2018
The This is Statistics team has enjoyed looking through all the photos submitted in the 2018 #StatsGrad contest. While we’re proud of each and every graduate, Jemar Bather is our winner!
Jemar received his master’s degree in applied statistics from New York University. He paired his 2018 graduation photo with a quote that speaks to his commitment to studying statistics:
“For me, giving up is way harder than trying.”
Congratulations to all of our #StatsGrads! You are entering a promising career field with ample opportunity, great pay and a wide range of fields to choose from.
If you’re just starting the job hunt, This is Statistics is here to help.
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