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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Most engineers don’t take or need Statistics. It is needed for science and social science majors but not engineers. https://www.math.utah.edu/~nesse/indexEN.html https://math.cornell.edu/linear-algebra-multivariable-calculus Cornell University won’t even award credit for AP Statistics if the student is an engineering major: https://math.cornell.edu/introductory-stats [/quote] This is a misleading statement. Most engineers *do* take Statistics, in college, *after* the intro calculus sequence. AP credit is not given, because they demand *more* education in Statistics than AP teaches. Engineering Colleges don't give credit for HS/AP Precalculus either, but obviously the expect students to learn it. Taking an intro class in high school makes the higher level college class easier. https://www.amstat.org/asa/files/pdfs/EDU-CollegeMajorsFlyer.pdf [/quote]
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