Anyone know of any short classes outside OU that do NOT require algebra to take it? OU told me I could take stats concurrently with Evidence, but apparentely that is not true. But due to not being able to get into Student Center to register until yesterday, then it telling me I couldn't for requisites not met, and the nursing office not responding to my email, stats is now full, and I am screwed. This will push my graduation date back months, and cause me to miss the start of the once a year start NP program I am applying to.
Issue with that is, since I live in NY, there are no "approved" psych NP programs I can take besides this one, unless I do DNP and pay more than double an hour. So some how, I need to figure out how to be done by May.
So any ideas? Sorry for the vent, I am really upset with this school right now.
I actually LOVED stats at OU. Well organized and the prof that I had posted videos explaining each and every step of the process. Best class I took at OU!!
You are the first to say you actually enjoyed the class! Thanks! Which professor did you have? Any helpful hints? Trying to decide what / when to take. I did decent in math but that was YEARS ago... Quite intimidated by this as I have heard of a few people failing! Thanks!
You are the first to say you actually enjoyed the class! Thanks! Which professor did you have? Any helpful hints? Trying to decide what / when to take. I did decent in math but that was YEARS ago... Quite intimidated by this as I have heard of a few people failing! Thanks!
I took stats at Tri C along with Anthropology (I had no interest in fashion and culture). Tri C program was very well organized there were a lot of practice and a lot of help. I didn't really enjoy it, but then I wasn't expecting to. Anthropology was fun and easy. Both credits transferred very easily.
I took stats at Tri C along with Anthropology (I had no interest in fashion and culture). Tri C program was very well organized there were a lot of practice and a lot of help. I didn't really enjoy it, but then I wasn't expecting to. Anthropology was fun and easy. Both credits transferred very easily.
I took stats at Tri C along with Anthropology (I had no interest in fashion and culture). Tri C program was very well organized there were a lot of practice and a lot of help. I didn't really enjoy it, but then I wasn't expecting to. Anthropology was fun and easy. Both credits transferred very easily.
Thank you. What statistics class did you take at Tri-C that transferred easily?
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You are the first to say you actually enjoyed the class! Thanks! Which professor did you have? Any helpful hints? Trying to decide what / when to take. I did decent in math but that was YEARS ago... Quite intimidated by this as I have heard of a few people failing! Thanks!