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Taking Statistics and Studying for NCELX?

Hello,

I just graduated and am signed up for a statistics course. If I take statistics and study for the NCLEX will I be able to pass? Or should I hold off on the stats class until after the NCLEX? I have been *extremely* fortunate to get statistics at my local community college, when it usually fills up in an instant. I got into the statistics class for a grand total of $150. If I wait, I don't think I'll have an opportunity this cheap again. If I wait, I may need to pay like $700-1500 to take it online at another place.

Secondly, I also have an internship which will keep me busy for about 24 hours a week.

So stats, internship, and NCLEX...possible or not?

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Make hay while the sun shiness! It will be a challenge but you can do it. The tuition for the class is awesome, don't pass this up. All the best to you.

I guess it depends on your comfort level with math. My husband loves math and loved statistics (I know he is nuts). I hated it and it was horrible. I'm taking 2 classes while studying so I would say do it. Just don't be wait to get a tutor for it if you feel like you are struggling.

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Thank you guys!!!

I will play it by ear and see what happens. I have a couple weeks to drop the course if I need to!

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