05-03-2006, 07:13 PM
http://www.learner.org/resources/series6...80&pid=142
This site has a lot of free math videos you can watch online. I used it for Statistics and was thankful that I did. Look at the "related sources" of math and also "Review programs" up top to see if there is any math stuff that would help you. It sounds like the DVDS are your best source though. I wouldn't feel bad about spending some cash getting videos. I figure that it is still way cheaper than taking the course and spending hundred in books.
Snazzle frag, How can you say you are bad in math and then pass statistics with such a high score?!:confused:
This site has a lot of free math videos you can watch online. I used it for Statistics and was thankful that I did. Look at the "related sources" of math and also "Review programs" up top to see if there is any math stuff that would help you. It sounds like the DVDS are your best source though. I wouldn't feel bad about spending some cash getting videos. I figure that it is still way cheaper than taking the course and spending hundred in books.
Snazzle frag, How can you say you are bad in math and then pass statistics with such a high score?!:confused:
[COLOR="Blue"]Dan
Douglasville, Georgia
Finished my degree 6-15-06
56 previous college credits (from 1987)
9 Dantes (Statistics, Ethics, World Religions)
9 CLEP (Socialogy, Prin of Management, American Gov.)
67 credits for my A&P license (Airframe and Powerplant)
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Douglasville, Georgia
Finished my degree 6-15-06
56 previous college credits (from 1987)
9 Dantes (Statistics, Ethics, World Religions)
9 CLEP (Socialogy, Prin of Management, American Gov.)
67 credits for my A&P license (Airframe and Powerplant)
TESC - BSAST- Aviation Maintenance Technology[/COLOR]