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Student Profile & Statistics
Figures from the Biostatistics Student Directory, data is from self-reported responses.
Completion Rates
PhD Program
PhD · Profile Completion
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out of 46 total PhD students
MS Program
1st Year MS · Profile Completion
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out of 8 students (entered Fall 2025)
2nd Year MS · Profile Completion
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out of 13 students (entered Fall 2024)
MDSH Program
1st Year MDSH · Profile Completion
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out of 55 students (entered Fall 2025)
2nd Year MDSH · Profile Completion
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out of 44 students (entered Fall 2024)
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Active Respondents
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PhD Students
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MS Students
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MDSH Students
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Alumni Responses
not counted above
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The following statistics only reflect responses from the completed surveys above. This is not a complete overview of all students in the program. Note responses are self reported, errors may occur.
Program Overview
Enrollment
Program Distribution
Cohort
Active Students by Entry Year
Academic Background
Prior Degree (PhD)
Active PhD Students with a Prior Master's
PhD Progress
Candidacy Status
UCLA Matriculation
Active PhD Students from UCLA MS
Matriculation Over Time
UCLA MS → PhD by Cohort Year
* Earlier years only reflect currently active students and do not accurately reflect historical pipeline rates — students who have since graduated are excluded from the data.
Bachelor's Degree
Top Undergraduate Majors
Where They Came From
Undergraduate Institutions
Top Schools (Bachelor's)
Geographic Origin
Domestic vs. International
US Undergrad Locations
Top States (Domestic)
Advising
Academic Advisor
Assigned initially to assist students with course requirements in their earlier years. All PhD, MS, and MDSH students are assigned an academic advisor upon enrollment.
Research Advisor
A faculty member who supervises a student's thesis or dissertation research. Typically selected after a student identifies their research area and focus. Primarily associated with PhD students and research-track programs.
Faculty
Most Common Advisors
Advisor Type
Research vs. Academic