Will_196

Alright my guy, Its clear to me from this post that: - My guy, you are most definitely political (which is fine, I am too). - You've never read Marx. - You don't know what socialism or communism is based on how flippantly you wave the terms around, and how much credit you give "capitalism", when you really just mean, markets. - You don't like critical theory as it has been applied to the medical field. - You are salty that you had some *** classes in nursing school, which I get but at the same time, it was a bachelors degree, not a graduate degree. I will look out for your next salty post about NP school tho, LOL. - And finally, this post makes you sound like the white moderate MLK Jr. warned us about in his letter from Birmingham jail from '63. Mix in a water and dilute some of the salt in them veins, brother.

Hi everyone, As the title suggests I am wondering if anyone has completed the Intro to Stats course on the online platform Portage Learning. If you have, was it very difficult? I am unfortunately, terrible at math but I need some some of the topics it includes for one of the schools I am applying to. I am taking pharmacology which I am doing well in, but if the intro to stats class is anything like it then I will for sure get B- or below, which is the cut off. If anyone has other suggestions for an online course that includes at least inferential statistics? At best I would like to find one that includes sections on the following: measures of central tendency, dispersion, graphs, the chi-square distribution, the normal distribution, sampling distributions, t-tests, correlation, principles of measurement, data summarization, univariate, and bivariate statistics. Anyway, any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Hi everyone, As the title suggests I am wondering if anyone has completed the Intro to Stats course on the online platform Portage Learning. If you have, was it very difficult? I am unfortunately, terrible at math but I need some some of the topics it includes for one of the schools I am applying to. I am taking pharmacology which I am doing well in, but if the intro to stats class is anything like it then I will for sure get B- or below, which is the cut off. If anyone has other suggestions for an online course that includes at least inferential statistics? At best I would like to find one that includes sections on the following: measures of central tendency, dispersion, graphs, the chi-square distribution, the normal distribution, sampling distributions, t-tests, correlation, principles of measurement, data summarization, univariate, and bivariate statistics. Anyway, any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!