I have the same use case as you describe and it's not unreasonable to conclude that right now Julia simply does not offer anything that R does not. It seems mos

I have the same use case as you describe and it's not unreasonable to conclude that right now Julia simply does not offer anything that R does not. It seems most Julia users are more in fields like numerical computing or scientific simulations and such, where it does offer clear advantages. But if you just want to run some of the statistical tests you learn in undergrad or want to explore some data R is just a better choice right now.