A senior math credit without calculus
Is there a homeschool statistics course that counts as senior math?
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Start 30 days freeYes. Statistics and Data Science: An Introduction to Statistical Reasoning is a grade 12 course of eight units and 54+ hours, offered as the non-calculus path to a real senior-year math credit.
The eight units
Describing Data: One Variable at a Time. Relationships Between Two Variables. Study Design. Probability as a Model for Uncertainty. Modeling Randomness: Binomial and Normal Distributions. Sampling Distributions. Inference for One and Two Groups. Extending Inference and the Capstone Study.
By hand, then on real data
Every technique is done by hand on a tiny dataset first, then redone in a free spreadsheet on real government and survey data.
Cause and coincidence
A student learns to spot when a relationship is probably real versus coincidence, and to design a study that can actually support a this causes that claim.
A study of their own
It ends with your child running their own study: pick a question, collect or pull real data, analyze it and defend the result.
What this is not
- It is one course among many. You decide which to take, which to hold back and how many to do in a day.
- It is not a calculus course, and it does not replace Precalculus for a student who wants that path.
- It cannot promise any college will accept a homeschool transcript. It prints one of what was taught and mastered, and your family issues it.
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Questions parents ask
Who is it for?
A senior who wants a real math credit that is not calculus. Precalculus is the other grade 12 option.
Does it count toward a high school transcript?
Hours log themselves and a transcript of what was taught and mastered prints in one click. There is also a free transcript maker at /homeschool-transcript that needs no account.
What does it cost?
$29 a month or $290 a year for every child. The first 30 days are free with no card.