About the Quantitative Methods and Business Statistics Program
Develop the analytical skills to solve business problems through Quantitative Methods and Business Statistics coursework at Texas A&M University–San Antonio. Students explore how mathematics, probability, and statistical analysis support business and economic decision-making.
Course offerings include Quantitative Skills–Business, Business Statistics I, and Business Statistics II. This coursework complements business studies and does not independently confer a degree. Students should consult an academic advisor about prerequisites and course selection.
Career Opportunities
Combined with relevant degree preparation and experience, Quantitative Methods and Business Statistics coursework can support career interests such as:
- Business and Data Analysis
- Financial Analysis
- Market Research
- Banking and Retail Operations
- Business Administration
Key Distinctions
Coursework connects quantitative methods with practical business applications. Business Statistics I incorporates statistical software to analyze data, while Business Statistics II builds on that foundation with topics such as analysis of variance, multiple regression, and time series. Students develop tools for interpreting information, testing hypotheses, and examining relationships in data to inform organizational decisions.
Explore Quantitative Methods and Business Statistics courses in the University Catalog.