It was a worksheet containing data that our professor gave us so we can use it during lecture to go over regression. It was data from applications submitted to medical school, and each applicant’s corresponding MCAT score, GPA, score on letters of recommendation, and score on judgment."The point of doing this is to predict the chances of each applicant being accepted into medical school based on the predictors. So this first applicant had an MCAT score 582, a GPA of 1.9, a recommendation letter sco … wait, a GPA of 1.9? What is this person doing applying to medical school?" Applying to Medical School Fail
While I was going through my camera today, I came across this picture that I took this past Thursday of a worksheet I got during my statistics for psychologists course.It was a worksheet containing data that our professor gave us so we can use it during lecture to go over regression. It was data from applications submitted to medical school, and each applicant’s corresponding MCAT score, GPA, score on letters of recommendation, and score on judgment."The point of doing this is to predict the chances of each applicant being accepted into medical school based on the predictors. So this first applicant had an MCAT score 582, a GPA of 1.9, a recommendation letter sco … wait, a GPA of 1.9? What is this person doing applying to medical school?"
It was a worksheet containing data that our professor gave us so we can use it during lecture to go over regression. It was data from applications submitted to medical school, and each applicant’s corresponding MCAT score, GPA, score on letters of recommendation, and score on judgment."The point of doing this is to predict the chances of each applicant being accepted into medical school based on the predictors. So this first applicant had an MCAT score 582, a GPA of 1.9, a recommendation letter sco … wait, a GPA of 1.9? What is this person doing applying to medical school?"