I am currently looking for a creditable online BSN program. I have heard bad things about the University of Phoenix - degree does not hold much water from the area of the country where I live.
Is there a website that I can go to to research online programs. Clinical hours are not a big issue because I believe you need the clinical time for your BSN degree because it is different then RN clinicals.
Stats was the EASIEST math class I ever took...and I'm NO math major by any means. I had to take College Algebra TWICE to pass.
There was a thread about this recently. Most people weren't kidding when they said Stats was a very hard class. You're a little unique thinking it was easy. But we all have different strengths and weaknesses. I'll be taking stats myself and am dreading it. :)
There was a thread about this recently. Most people weren't kidding when they said Stats was a very hard class. You're a little unique thinking it was easy. But we all have different strengths and weaknesses. I'll be taking stats myself and am dreading it. :)
Thanks Tweety, I thought that generally stats was considered a tough class. I aspire to get up the nerve to take a stats class but for now the very idea shivers my timbers :chuckle
I am the math dummy of all times guys. I took stats through UofP and did fine (got an A). However, my two algebra classes I got C+ in both and I think they only passed me so that they wouldn't have to worry that I would reappear in some later class - lol!
Im in the same boat - struggled with Algebra but got an A in stats. Stats actually applies to things - which is why I think it makes sense to those of us who are not traditional math wizards.
Stats is far more logical to me - even in the most abstract of concepts - than algebra ever will be!
Thomas Edison State College in New Jersey is a state school which offers an NLN accredited BSN program online. Their address is www.tesc.edu. I got my BSN from them in 2003.
VizslaMom
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Stats is based on research.
If you've already been through a research class, it makes things more understandable IMO.
I had already been through my Nursing Research class before Stats.