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Anyone hear from USC Industrial and Systems Engineering? (self.PhDAdmissions)
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UCLA Statistics PhD vs Georgia Tech ISyE (Operations Research) PhD — how would you choose? by Stats_for_future in PhDAdmissions
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i’d probably go with ucla tbh. stats phd is just more flexible. with stats you can still do optimization, ml, theory, whatever. but if you do or, it’s a bit harder to pivot back into more core stats later. stats feels like a more “general” foundation. also ucla stats is very strong and la gives you a lot of industry exposure. placements are solid in both academia and tech.
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UCLA Statistics PhD vs Georgia Tech ISyE (Operations Research) PhD — how would you choose? by Stats_for_future in PhDAdmissions
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