The same degree, a different bar at every university: in 2026, getting into Bachelor in Applied Statistics required 9.50 at Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, while 8.88 was enough at the most accessible one.
Below are the 2 Spanish universities teaching it across 2 autonomous communities —all public— with each one's cut-off mark, places and results, ready to compare before choosing.
Barcelona
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Cut-off mark 2026
9.50
First-year places
40 (2025-2026)
First-year price
€1,061
University-level employment
63.4%
Average gross annual salary
€37,853
Cut-off mark 2026
8.88
First-year places
100 (2025-2026)
First-year price
€1,166
University-level employment
64.4%
Average gross annual salary
€37,984
| University | Field of study | Cut-off mark 2026 | Places | First-year price | University-level employment | Average gross annual salary | Compare |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Universitat Autònoma de BarcelonaBarcelona · Public | Mathematics and statistics | 9.50 | 40 | €1,061 | 63.4% | €37,853 | |
| Universidad Complutense de MadridMadrid · Public | Mathematics and statistics | 8.88 | 100 | €1,166 | 64.4% | €37,984 |
University-level employment and salary are for the 2019-2020 cohort, four years after graduation, and for the field of study each university files this degree under, never for the degree itself. The salary is the Social Security contribution base: gross pay, with legal caps at the top and at the bottom.
A dash means the official source does not publish that figure. When a university teaches the degree at several centres, the highest cut-off mark among them is shown; the detail is on its profile.
Cut-off mark: that of the last student admitted in the 2025 pre-enrolment, for the 2025-2026 academic year.