I am starting my WGU RN-BSN coursework June 1 (a little over a month away). I would like to use that month to start studying up on some of the material I will be seeing when I start the program (in hopes of accelerating through some of these courses). Two of the classes I will have to take are Statistics and Biochem, both of which I either have not had, or have not had exposure to in over a decade. Can anyone suggest a website or source where I could begin reviewing material that would be applicable to these courses? I took statistics in college about 14 years ago, but it was pure math. I have read on this board that the WGU stats class is more theory based, which will be pretty much new information to learn for me. I don't believe I have ever had an actual biochem class, although I have had multiple A&P, Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Microbiology classes. If I am going to start reviewing material, I just want to make sure I am looking at the right stuff. For example, I know cliffsnotes.com has sections on both statistics and biochemistry. Has anybody looked through that material? If so, does it seem to coordinate with the types of material taught in the WGU classes? Any other suggestions on websites/books/sources/etc? Thanks so much in advance and good luck in your studies!
just an additional note.... It should go without saying that I am NOT looking for anything that would be academically dishonest. I just want to know what book or website would be good as a study resource before I can actually see what is covered in the class. thanks
