09-13-2007, 01:16 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-13-2007, 01:23 AM by hunter2115.)
Ok.....
I'm in the middle of arguing with Excelsior about refunding my tuition for their Business Statistics course ($900)since the professor (a PhD) has only shown up online once or twice in the first 10 days of the course and failed to show up for the first chat that he scheduled!, and has not answered one of my posted questions. I've dropped the class and am now facing the need to pass the DSST exam having taken College Algebra "just" about 24 years ago! I have 3 classes left counting this one to complete my BS in Gen Business. I've returned to IC to help. From what I am seeing, IC, the Annenburg series, an the "Idiots Guide to Stats" seems to be the right road. I also have the Standard Deviates Stats videos (which I have always liked). I have more calculators on hand then I care to mention, although I'm not all that confident in my ability to use any of them other than for adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing (maybe a square root or two for good measure) yet still hoping that one of them will get this math-phobic through this one last math experience. So... one more time...any words of wisdom??? This cannot stop me from completing my degree!! Any help is greatly appreciated!
I'm in the middle of arguing with Excelsior about refunding my tuition for their Business Statistics course ($900)since the professor (a PhD) has only shown up online once or twice in the first 10 days of the course and failed to show up for the first chat that he scheduled!, and has not answered one of my posted questions. I've dropped the class and am now facing the need to pass the DSST exam having taken College Algebra "just" about 24 years ago! I have 3 classes left counting this one to complete my BS in Gen Business. I've returned to IC to help. From what I am seeing, IC, the Annenburg series, an the "Idiots Guide to Stats" seems to be the right road. I also have the Standard Deviates Stats videos (which I have always liked). I have more calculators on hand then I care to mention, although I'm not all that confident in my ability to use any of them other than for adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing (maybe a square root or two for good measure) yet still hoping that one of them will get this math-phobic through this one last math experience. So... one more time...any words of wisdom??? This cannot stop me from completing my degree!! Any help is greatly appreciated!
-Need 6 more credits for Excelsior College BS in General Business
-Tested out of 46 credits to date
Credits to finish:
Operations Mgmt-CSU-Pueblo MGMT 311
Business Policy- CSU Pueblo MGMT 485 or TESC exam???
-Tested out of 46 credits to date
Credits to finish:
Operations Mgmt-CSU-Pueblo MGMT 311
Business Policy- CSU Pueblo MGMT 485 or TESC exam???
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