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I am in Excelsior's RN-BSN program and am struggling on which course to take. General statistics (mat 201) or Statistics for health care professionals (mat 215). I have limited math experience - algebra many years ago and am nervous about this course.Can anyone provide some advice on which I should do? Is one more suitable for those with limited math experience? I asked my adviser, but the response was vague. Any info is greatly appreciated.
I don't attend Excelsior, however, I've taken regular stats 2x (7 yrs ago and 2 yrs ago) and not done well.
I'm currently taking a stats for psych majors (sounds like your stats for nurses class) and it's going very well. The concepts are presented with real life examples and the 1st half of the class hasn't been focused on formulas, more so focused on concepts.
So, I'm thinking if you're not a math person, take stats for health care professionals.
I am 3 weeks away from being done with Stats for HCP and I highly recommend it. I have a strong math background but even still I think it has been helpful to have more time to complete assignments and it also has helped me and the way my brain works for it to be more related to healthcare in ways that we will use it.
Vintagemother, please where are you taking your stat's course? Stats is totally holding me back and I need a course like you are taking. I panic at just the thought....thank you for your help. BTW I want to move to northern California someday, my son lives there, I love it, so beautiful!
Vintagemother, please where are you taking your stat's course? Stats is totally holding me back and I need a course like you are taking. I panic at just the thought....thank you for your help. BTW I want to move to northern California someday, my son lives there, I love it, so beautiful!
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I am in Excelsior's RN-BSN program and am struggling on which course to take. General statistics (mat 201) or Statistics for health care professionals (mat 215). I have limited math experience - algebra many years ago and am nervous about this course.
Can anyone provide some advice on which I should do? Is one more suitable for those with limited math experience? I asked my adviser, but the response was vague. Any info is greatly appreciated.