04-19-2015, 06:20 PM
Ok, JohnnyHeck. I'm in!
I'm terrified of math and stats and things like that, and am just about to embark on the path towards earning a BA in Psychology - simultaneously with my 16 year old son who has the same goal. We're planning on accomplishing this by taking CLEPS/DSSTs, etc and by spending as little money as possible. So... why not jump in with one of the things I'm most worried about and just get it out of the way?
I've been enjoying EdX & Coursera MOOCs already, so let's give this a go...
By the way this sold me: "BTW this stats MOOC is taught by sociologists and not mathematicians or engineers." Thanks!
I'm terrified of math and stats and things like that, and am just about to embark on the path towards earning a BA in Psychology - simultaneously with my 16 year old son who has the same goal. We're planning on accomplishing this by taking CLEPS/DSSTs, etc and by spending as little money as possible. So... why not jump in with one of the things I'm most worried about and just get it out of the way?
I've been enjoying EdX & Coursera MOOCs already, so let's give this a go...
By the way this sold me: "BTW this stats MOOC is taught by sociologists and not mathematicians or engineers." Thanks!
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