u/Gkminepony

Hello! I completed my associates degree when I was in high school and I'm at the point where I can feasibly complete my bachelor's in 2 years without overloading any semesters. I'm majoring in psychology at UTD (was originally pre-med and a bio major but switched when I realized I'm not interested in medicine) and I want to go to law school. My merit scholarship covers tuition and part of my housing for 8 semesters. If my scholarship covered tuition and full housing I would probably stay at UTD for longer but the more semesters I take, the more money I'm going to spend on housing for undergrad instead of law school and I want to use as much money in my 529 account as I can for law school and not just housing in undergrad so I can decrease the amount in loans I would inevitably have to take out. I potentially have an internship lined up for the summer but I'm not sure yet. The college experience is not important to me as I don't really like partying or anything like that. I'm just not really sure what to do.

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Hello! I'm completing my review for my final exam and this question is stumping me; I can't figure out why the correct answer choice is D. I would think since individual standard deviations are given as opposed to a single standard deviation for the entire sample that you would use a T-test with pooled variances (because it says to assume equal population variances). I got answer choice B by doing this. Can anyone help me out?

Hello! I’ve already memorized the independent state flags and I’m working on territories right now. Is there a way to learn historical flags as well? Thanks!