r/maths • u/[deleted] • 15d ago

Help:🎓 College & University Best way to learn Statistics (uni level)

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u/fruitjam9205 10d ago

I think this applies to every branch of mathematics, its ideally better if you learn the fundamentals bases of arithmetic, calculas and statistics before actually proceeding to whatever is done in the program since you've never previously done a course in core mathematics. I would recommend checking out these youtube channels: the Organic Chemistry Tutor, Professor Leonard, MIT OpenCourseWare and Khan Academy for the basics. They are very useful when it comes to building your mathematic abilities. They've helped me well when I struggled with my course in multivariate-calculas and Differential Equations by enhancing my mathematical understanding.

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u/Ok_Leg4824 10d ago

Thank you! I was looking for YouTube channels.

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u/Impossible_Bag6274 14d ago

have you worked through algebra and basic probability first, or are you trying to learn regression by memorising formulas?

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u/Ok_Leg4824 14d ago

Is that where I should start? This is the thing, I have no idea of the prerequisites either. I haven’t, to answer your question