Online Graduate Statistics course

[nikithewise]

Any recommendations for an online graduate level statistics course. The cheaper the better but needs to be RA accredited. My application to graduate school requires a current statistics course within past ten years so I need to take a fresh one. Thanks in advance.

AMU: MATH530 Applied Statistics

8 weeks course, next one running 05/06/2024 - 06/30/2024

Following closely a book of Brase - Understandable Statistics

[NotJoeBiden]

I am surprised nobody said Statistics.com. They specialize in ACE accredited statistic courses. Can even get a grad degree in Data Science with them and TESU.

[sanantone]

I am surprised nobody said Statistics.com. They specialize in ACE accredited statistic courses. Can even get a grad degree in Data Science with them and TESU.

OP said that it needs to be RA.

[NotJoeBiden]

I am surprised nobody said Statistics.com. They specialize in ACE accredited statistic courses. Can even get a grad degree in Data Science with them and TESU.

OP said that it needs to be RA.

Aah. That makes sense.


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Joe the engineer

[fmsoa]

Doctoral degree in Nursing Science. RA school in Kansas. Needs to be a statistics course in any discipline (Business, psychology, sociology, nursing, etc.) at 500 level or greater. Looking for RA, cheap and online. Does not specify the number of credits.

University of North Dakota online: $384/credit hour

PSYC 541: Advanced Univariate Statistics

Theory of univariate statistics; application to quantitative data in psychology.

Prerequisites: Graduate standing, college algebra, and elementary statisitcs.

Subject: Psychology
Academic Level: Graduate
Credits: 3
Session: Summer 2024

ENROLL IN SEMESTER COURSE (Apply as Graduate non-degree student)
Summer 2024 05/13/2024 - 08/02/2024 Enroll until 05/19/2024

[Stonybeach]

Thanks everyone for all the recommendations. I am also considering applying to the Doctor of Nursing Practice at the University of Phoenix. I don't see this school mentioned here and was wondering if they are a good quality school and if they offer any military veteran discounts off the tuition.

[bjcheung77]

University of Phoenix is for-profit and has a rather risky reputation (similar to many other for-profits), thus the reason we don't mention or recommend them unless they have a program that you can't get elsewhere for cheap, easy, fast. You may want to check out other institutions while you're at it, I suggest looking at a list of your favorite or top 3 choices and then have a backup 2-3 just in case. When you get up to the doctoral level, I wouldn't be as picky as I am... but you still want to be open to choices that may be better in the long run.