Should I take a statistics class in high school?

An introduction to probability and statistics gives high schoolers the ability to judge whether the conclusions drawn from data are accurate. A successful high school statistics curriculum will help students become informed, critical users of data who can apply them meaningfully in their everyday lives.

Should I take statistics or AP statistics?

If you are going to be a humanities major or a business major, then take AP Stats. Stats is important for all business majors, and even for psychology or political science and Pre-Med as well. Alternatively, you can take AP Calculus or a dual-enrollment Calc or online college calc.

What classes should I take before statistics?

Before you take statistics, it is a good idea to brush up on the foundational knowledge you’ll need in the course. For example, an algebra course is often a prerequisite for statistics classes so, if it’s been a while since you’ve taken that course, you may want to refresh your algebraic skills in advance.

Is stats in high school easy?

It isn’t very hard, and it just requires logical thinking. There aren’t many formulas and it’s not like you’re actually solving a problem. It has graphs and tables and analyzing them. It’s not a super hard AP class, it’s just like any other class if you pay attention in class and ask questions when you have them.

What grade should I take AP Statistics?

Course. If the course is provided by their school, students normally take AP Statistics in their junior or senior year and may decide to take it concurrently with a pre-calculus course.

Do colleges accept AP Statistics?

Statistics is a popular Advanced Placement course with over 200,000 students taking the exam annually. Students who have other options and interests, however, should be aware that AP Statistics is accepted for course credit and placement by fewer colleges than many other AP subjects.