Statistics class

is there a community college nearby? I took a couple of classes i needed there. It's a whole lot cheaper than even a state university

There's a growing amount of evidence indicating that some courses are really not suited for online delivery ... one of those is Intro-level Statistics, unless the student has a strong math background. This is an area in which the quality & immediacy of student-teacher interaction makes all the difference.

Disclosure - been there, done the Stats: BSN (3 hrs), MSN (6 hrs), Doc (9 hrs) - the first one was the hardest by far

Hey, I'm not sure where you live. But I go to Georgia Perimeter College. It's a community college and you don't have to live in Ga to take this class because it's an online class. It's only about $525-530 dollars for a 3 credit course such as statistics. I just took the class this semester

Here is the school's tuition, scroll all the way down to online students only:

Schedule of Tuition and Fees

Straighterline. Online Introduction To Statistics Course for Credit | StraighterLine

Ask your prospective grad school if they accept this course as credit before enrolling.

I cannot imagine taking stats online and I got an A. It isn't hard - it's just involved and having a professor to walk you through it (it builds each chapter, you miss one thing, you miss it all) was/is essential.

I did it online at metropolitan community college in Omaha

I took it online and got an easy 4.0 (there's a reason why this teacher had a perfect rating from every student on his ratemyprofessor). I will look up the class schedule for winter and see if his course is available online again.

I love it when you get a great online professor/instructor! It makes all the difference in the world. I am getting ready to start an online MSN program (Informatics) and I am hoping they have it together!

I want to chime in for any nursing students looking for a STATISTICS / Stats class, that there is a class called stats for psych majors, or applied stats that is much better suited to us nurses/nursing students.

In my school, it's listed under "psychology" my daughter attends college across the country and her school has a similar class.

Basically, this class is easier than a traditional stats class because it's focused on basic concepts to aide you in your work as a non - math major.

I'd never even known this option existed before a few months ago.

I checked and the class does transfer to the BSN state university and does meet their Stats / statistics math requirement.

My class is partially online and partially in person. I attend 1 day per week for 1.20 hrs.

Much of our grade is based on in class work and discussion boards.

This type of class is awesome for us non-math head nursing students!

What college, and who was your professor?