Published Oct 29, 2015
amberm5
26 Posts
I am struggling with statistics! The text used is awful and does not explain in enough detail. I watch you tube videos on all of the subjects, cohorts etc and I am sinking. Ant advice would be greatly appreciated since I can not do any other classes till I finish this one and term ends Jan15. I do have my required credits done for term this is a class SM brought up to do in this term.
Scottishtape
561 Posts
I don't know if you can access CourseCompass without your school being affiliated with it, BUT that's the only reason I passed Statistics. I love their format. I ended up with a B in that class. It is like $90 though. I would happily pay that money again to make sure I passed it. Check it out and see if you can use it as a resource.
where do I find course compass??
MyLab & Mastering | Pearson
Again, I'm not sure if you can access it without a code from a professor, but give it a shot!
can not access it
JustBeachyNurse, LPN
13,957 Posts
Try Kahn Academy
TheCommuter, BSN, RN
102 Articles; 27,612 Posts
Perhaps you are overthinking the course? In spite of my prior struggles with math (10+ years without ever being able to pass a remedial or developmental math course), I was able to pass WGU's statistics course.
It contains no calculations, number-crunching, or real math. It consists of concepts and definitions, nothing more. All you need is a cut score of 61 to pass.
A book called 'Head First Statistics' helped me. Good luck to you.
Perhaps you are overthinking the course? In spite of my prior struggles with math (10+ years without ever being able to pass a remedial or developmental math course), I was able to pass WGU's statistics course. It contains no calculations, number-crunching, or real math. It consists of concepts and definitions, nothing more. All you need is a cut score of 61 to pass.A book called 'Head First Statistics' helped me. Good luck to you.
We had a ton of calculations and number crunching in my Stats class. Maybe it varies depending on school?
This thread is posted in the Western Governor's University forum, TheCommuter is a graduate of the program.
Ah, well, flash cards maybe since there's no calculations?