Stats class for UCB Econ

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<p>Hi, I am currently attending Mission College (Santa Clara, CA)/Evergreen Valley College (San Jose, CA). For the Econ pre-req, I want to take all 3 math courses (2 Calcs and 1 Stats) but I can not find any articulated stats course besides De Anza College which it's not even offered this year. </p>

<p>Do you guys know where i can find the articulated stats course somewhere near by? (I've gone onto assist and tried Foothill College, San Jose City College, Westvalley College and Ohlone College)</p>

<p>Thank you very much! Good luck to all of you!</p>

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<p>You take the stats course at Berkeley.</p>

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<p>well... they told me i can take all 3 at a CCC, then i wont need to take any more math courses in CAL. so im looking to complete those 3.</p>

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<p>Good lucking finding a CC that has one, which I'm guessing is somewhere in the area of none.</p>

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<p>^Seriously. Calc-based stats, from what I've seen, seems to be a rarity at CC. I don't think it would be to much hassle to just take it after you transfer.</p>

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<p>you can't do that even if you wanted to. sorry. </p>

<p>you HAVE to take one math prereq at berk. so even if you find a calc based stats class at cc (which you won't) you would have to take another math class at berk anyways. so don't bother.</p>

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<p>don't worry about the stats class</p>

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<p>why not????</p>

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<p>because of what i said.</p>

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<p>Oh!! That was a response to JPNguyen. But anyways... I have asked two different berkeley reps and one admission specialist the same Q. They all responded with a yes?</p>

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why not????

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<p>Chances are; if you cannot enroll into a stats course and you live in a metropolitan area, then just about everyone else will not be able to. So it would not hinder your chances of being accepted. I understand that you want to take the course. The best bet would be to take it at a UC such as UCB/UCSF during the summer(but that's out of the question I presume)</p>

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<p>UCSF...? You mean the graduate health school?</p>

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UCSF...? You mean the graduate health school?

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<p>LOLs i just figured there was an undergraduate program there.</p>

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<p>All right!! Thanks guys! My intention is not to take any maht related course in CAL because... let 's just say I would rather take it at a community college... Ha!</p>

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<p>Well, yeah, that's kinda obvious. I'm kind of in the same predicament in that I want to take at least some of the engineering courses I'd have to take at a UC while I'm in community college, but not even the biggest CCs seem to have them. Bummer.</p>

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<p>yeah if your point is to take it at community college then forget it. if you are willing to take it over the summer at a 4 year college then you can do it. but from what you said, that defeats the purpose.</p>