the statistics of sark
i need to take a statistics course before i start grad school in the fall. as spring quarter starts like, next week, i'm looking at summer.
but that's not actually very relevant to my question.
i am very very bad at math (i'm going to school for social work) and pretty anxious about this class. i've checked most of the community colleges and they all seem to offer pretty much the same stuff.
so, does anyone have any personal recommendations of a stats class (community college or otherwise) that was particularly wonderful or had a really good teacher? anyone have experience with the online stats classes offered at our seattle area ccs?
i'm primarily interested in bellevue, shoreline, cascadia, edmonds, or north seattle ccs, but i'm def. open to hearing about seattle central or south seattle.
thanks!!!!
but that's not actually very relevant to my question.
i am very very bad at math (i'm going to school for social work) and pretty anxious about this class. i've checked most of the community colleges and they all seem to offer pretty much the same stuff.
so, does anyone have any personal recommendations of a stats class (community college or otherwise) that was particularly wonderful or had a really good teacher? anyone have experience with the online stats classes offered at our seattle area ccs?
i'm primarily interested in bellevue, shoreline, cascadia, edmonds, or north seattle ccs, but i'm def. open to hearing about seattle central or south seattle.
thanks!!!!