Customer Story Proficiency in statistics becomes a medical school standard It used to be that the only college students who registered for statistics classes were the ones who majored in the subject. But those days are behind us. T oday, statistics is everywhere: medicine and public health. Manufacturing and supply chains. T ransportation. Sports. Even politics, with polling becoming an ever more relied-upon source of public opinion insights. So no matter where students end up, it’s likely that a knowledge of statistics will help them go far. In fact, basic statistics is increasingly essential knowledge for individuals working in scientific careers. How might a university help its students land top-notch jobs in medicine and the life sciences once they graduate? Hokkaido Univers

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