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Math is something I try to avoid. Statistics is something I pretend doesn't exist. I need to take a stats class that is an easy pass, and the class has to come from a regionally accredited CC or university to boot. It can not be pass/fail.
Any leads out there on something like this?
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(04-13-2018, 12:32 AM)Cheeseburrito Wrote: Math is something I try to avoid. Statistics is something I pretend doesn't exist. I need to take a stats class that is an easy pass, and the class has to come from a regionally accredited CC or university to boot. It can not be pass/fail.
Any leads out there on something like this?
I can't think of anything that is in the "gimme" category. I'm assuming this is for a prereq instead of just undergrad credit.
I understand why SL or similar won't work via ACE, but what about DSST? It's more widely accepted than ACE credit. It is pass/fail, but that's what I ended up using for my grad school prereq. Does a pass/fail count down or against you in some way in the application cycle, or are you being proactive?
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I have heard that the 8 week version through iowacconline just uses the Pearson software for quizzes that you can redo as many times as needed to get a good score during the week it is due. I didn’t take it, though. So secondhand info. Also, not self paced. But maybe worth looking into.
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(04-13-2018, 07:40 AM)Sparklette Wrote: I have heard that the 8 week version through iowacconline just uses the Pearson software for quizzes that you can redo as many times as needed to get a good score during the week it is due. I didn’t take it, though. So secondhand info. Also, not self paced. But maybe worth looking into.
It was a bit of a dig but the course number for Statistics is MAT-156 -
http://www.iowacconline.org/
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Your standard 100-level statistics class just requires arithmetic or at most some algebra. Don't be petrified.
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04-13-2018, 10:44 AM
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(04-13-2018, 08:39 AM)allvia Wrote: (04-13-2018, 07:40 AM)Sparklette Wrote: I have heard that the 8 week version through iowacconline just uses the Pearson software for quizzes that you can redo as many times as needed to get a good score during the week it is due. I didn’t take it, though. So secondhand info. Also, not self paced. But maybe worth looking into.
It was a bit of a dig but the course number for Statistics is MAT-156 - http://www.iowacconline.org/
I could only find a syllabus for the 16 week version:
https://www.myiccoc.com/courses/9697
Looks like ~40% of the grade is a gimme if you keep trying. And if you can manage 88% or so within 3 attempts of open book tests, you can be excused from the final.
Same software used in this class, but self paced. Says no proctored exams.
https://www.kyvc.org/learning/ViewClass....EID=158546
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04-13-2018, 03:14 PM
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This does not answer your question, but the $49 Ashford/Sophia Foundations of Statistics does come into TESU as an ungraded 2-credit STA-201.
