u/Federal_Yogurt_

1. I'm confused about what to do for my data. I can't use the common equal variance tests in my software because those are for one-way models only. May I ask for suggestions?

2. In JMP, I've discovered a heteroscedacity test (no name for the method, just heteroscedacity test) where it shows the variances of the two one-way models and the whole two-way model graphically with no p-value involved. However, some results suggest that variances are not equal in some one-way models, but when you look at the whole model, variances are equal. If this method is correct, should I just use the whole model graph when testing for the assumption for equal variances? Or should all the one-way models and two-way model show equal variances for the data to achieve the equal variance assumption?

3. Residuals are used in testing for assumptions, not raw data, right?

Suggestions are highly appreciated.

I recently found out I've been debarred from HSI and am now starting the process of applying to other schools. Since I’m trying to beat upcoming application deadlines, I’d like to ask a few questions regarding the timeline and logistics:

Is it possible to complete the clearance process within a single day?

Once clearance is settled and I request my TOR, how many days does the Registrar usually take to release it?

Roughly how much are the total fees for the clearance, TOR, and Good Moral requests?

Any insights, tips, or experiences from fellow former HSI peeps would be highly appreciated. Thank you so much!

I am currently processing my clearance from my previous medical school, and I'm not quite sure if I will make it before the July 18 application deadline. Because of this, I am wondering if it is possible to submit just my undergraduate TOR for now and submit the med school TOR later on a "to follow" basis.

Any help or insight is appreciated!