07-15-2020, 10:49 AM
Many community colleges have those math courses. They're even offered online. I know they are offered at community colleges because my husband took Calc, Calc II, Calc III, and Diff Eq at community college. Statistics is offered by Sophia (which is free right now), StraighterLine, and Study.com. It's also available at community colleges. They may also be called technical colleges depending on your region.
At WGU, you do not pick which classes you take or when you take them. You're given the courses in the order to take them in. You take one course at a time. They're not going to let you enroll in a program just to take specific classes. That's not how their programs work. You don't get to skip over classes. If you want competency based math courses, then you should look for those outside of WGU. Look at Study.com and StraighterLine for starters because they do offer that stats class.
At WGU, you do not pick which classes you take or when you take them. You're given the courses in the order to take them in. You take one course at a time. They're not going to let you enroll in a program just to take specific classes. That's not how their programs work. You don't get to skip over classes. If you want competency based math courses, then you should look for those outside of WGU. Look at Study.com and StraighterLine for starters because they do offer that stats class.
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