u/Opposite_Guess4380 — reddlx

Is there an on-campus Christian ministry for graduate students here at Auburn?

Hey guys. I've recently graduated from another SEC school and I'm about to start my Ph.D program here at Auburn. Glad and excited to be here. I hope everything works out.

So the thing is, I was in a campus ministry in college but even though they technically are for everyone who are in school, we all know they are usually there for undergrad students.

I was wondering if there are any specific groups or campus ministries where grad students go and do bible studies. Are there any? Cause they are pretty rare in other schools as well.

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u/Opposite_Guess4380 — 3 days ago

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What's like the easiest grad-school-level statistics class? What are you guys taking?

I barely passed STAT 3010 and it was so hard to use R in that one. I would've failed that class without a formula sheet and the professor's extra credits. Also I never used R after that.

I'm not expecting this to be easy since it's at least a 6000 level class, but there has to be something relatively easy, or at least pass-able. I mean, lit majors take these too, right?

I just don't want to spend the majority of my time on a single statistics class when I probably won't even have enough time for my major classes and research for my thesis.

u/Opposite_Guess4380 — 17 days ago

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What's the easiest grad-school-level statistics class?

I was thinking of grad school and every single major requires a statistics class over level 6000. Brother, why?

I barely passed STAT 3010 and it was so hard to use R in that one. I would've failed that class without a formula sheet.

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u/Opposite_Guess4380 — 27 days ago