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Danielle,
This class is difficult to me because the length is longer rather than other class and I had to go to annual training for 3 weeks. After came back, it was really hard to recover and remind my memory and knowledge. T.T I think the statistics is fundamental in your career. The Empirical Rule is wealth knowledge when you apply in your field. Good Luck~
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