Random thoughts on Statistics test #2
Oct. 28th, 2004 02:06 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
greybetaIn regards to my second statistics test of the semester, I wept and gnashed my teeth.
If I don't score well on this one (I made a 62 on the first one), I am seriously considering withdrawing from the class. Unless it'll be withdrawing-F (if I withdraw from a class after the penalty deadline and I'm failing, it'll go down as an F on my transcript). I'm going to have to radically alter my study habits if I just want to make a B at this point.
The sad thing is that I felt confident.
Confidently doomed, that is.
If I don't score well on this one (I made a 62 on the first one), I am seriously considering withdrawing from the class. Unless it'll be withdrawing-F (if I withdraw from a class after the penalty deadline and I'm failing, it'll go down as an F on my transcript). I'm going to have to radically alter my study habits if I just want to make a B at this point.
The sad thing is that I felt confident.
Confidently doomed, that is.
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Date: 2004-10-28 01:35 pm (UTC)Statistics really isn't that hard either, unless your teacher doesn't give you a formula sheet. Not only then do you have to do rote memorization, but you also have to remember which case to use it in. It gets rather confusing after awhile.
In any case, I'd take statistics if I were you. Statistics isn't math; statistics is a bunch of lies that are worse than the ones that Bush and Kerry are spewing forth right now.