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Yes. We handle the entire course: Excel labs, discussion posts, course projects, quizzes, and exams. MATH 399N is Chamberlain’s graduate-level statistics course for MBA and Healthcare Administration students. It covers inferential statistics, hypothesis testing, regression, and ANOVA—all applied to healthcare management decisions. You’re a working nurse manager, not a statistician. We complete the coursework so you can focus on leading your team. A/B guaranteed or your money back.
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Topics Covered ·
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Course Project ·
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Course Overview
MATH 399N—Applied Managerial Statistics—is Chamberlain’s graduate-level statistics course for students in MBA, MSN Leadership, and Healthcare Administration programs. Unlike MATH 225N (which focuses on understanding research), MATH 399N focuses on using statistics to make business decisions in healthcare settings.
The course runs 8 weeks and emphasizes Excel as the primary tool for statistical analysis. You’ll work through hypothesis testing, confidence intervals, regression analysis, and ANOVA—all applied to healthcare management scenarios like staffing decisions, quality improvement, and resource allocation.
Platform
Canvas + Excel
Duration
8 Weeks
Level
Graduate
Programs
MBA, MSN, MHA
Graduate students at Chamberlain are typically working professionals—nurse managers, clinical directors, aspiring healthcare administrators. You understand healthcare. You don’t necessarily understand why you need to calculate F-statistics at 11pm after a 12-hour shift.
Why MATH 399N Matters for Healthcare Leadership
Healthcare administration is increasingly data-driven. Decisions about staffing, budgets, quality improvement, and resource allocation rely on statistical evidence. MATH 399N teaches you to analyze data and make evidence-based recommendations.
Staffing Decisions
Is the difference in patient outcomes between 4:1 and 5:1 nurse ratios statistically significant? Hypothesis testing answers questions that drive staffing budgets.
Quality Improvement
Did that new protocol actually reduce hospital-acquired infections, or was the change just random variation? Statistical analysis separates real improvement from noise.
Budget Justification
Regression analysis shows the relationship between variables. Demonstrate to the CFO that investing in X predicts improvement in Y—with numbers, not just intuition.
Vendor Comparisons
ANOVA compares means across multiple groups. Is there a significant difference between three equipment vendors’ failure rates? Make procurement decisions with statistical backing.
The reality: most healthcare leaders use statistical software or analysts to run these calculations. But understanding what the numbers mean—and when analysis is being misused—requires the foundation MATH 399N provides.
Topics Covered
MATH 399N builds from descriptive statistics through advanced inferential methods. Here’s the typical week-by-week progression:
Weeks 1-2: Descriptive Statistics & Probability
Topics: Data types, measures of central tendency, measures of dispersion, probability distributions, normal distribution, sampling distributions
Excel skills: AVERAGE, STDEV, NORM.DIST, creating histograms and charts
Application: Summarizing patient satisfaction scores, visualizing quality metrics, understanding variation in healthcare data
Weeks 3-4: Confidence Intervals & Hypothesis Testing
Topics: Confidence intervals for means and proportions, null and alternative hypotheses, Type I and Type II errors, p-values, one-sample and two-sample t-tests, z-tests
Excel skills: CONFIDENCE, T.TEST, T.INV, hypothesis testing with Data Analysis ToolPak
Application: Testing whether a new intervention improved outcomes, comparing performance between units or time periods
Week 5: Correlation & Regression ⚠️
Topics: Correlation coefficients, simple linear regression, coefficient of determination (R²), regression equations, prediction, residual analysis
Excel skills: CORREL, LINEST, trendlines, regression output interpretation
🔑 Regression is where many students struggle. Understanding the output—coefficients, p-values, R²—is critical for the course project.
Week 6: ANOVA ⚠️
Topics: One-way ANOVA, F-test, post-hoc comparisons, assumptions of ANOVA, interpreting ANOVA tables
Excel skills: ANOVA: Single Factor in Data Analysis ToolPak, interpreting F-statistics and p-values
🔑 ANOVA compares means across 3+ groups. The concept is straightforward; the calculations and interpretation trip people up.
Weeks 7-8: Chi-Square, Course Project & Final
Topics: Chi-square test for independence, goodness of fit, course project completion, comprehensive review
Course Project: Apply statistical methods to a healthcare management scenario—typically involves hypothesis testing, regression, and written recommendations
Final exam: Cumulative, covering all statistical methods and their healthcare applications
Excel Labs
MATH 399N emphasizes Excel as the tool for statistical analysis. Each week includes a lab assignment requiring you to analyze data in Excel and interpret the results.
Typical Lab Structure
- Dataset — Healthcare-related data (patient outcomes, satisfaction scores, operational metrics)
- Excel analysis — Run appropriate statistical tests using formulas or Data Analysis ToolPak
- Output interpretation — Explain what the numbers mean in context
- Recommendations — Make evidence-based recommendations for management decisions
The labs require both technical Excel skills and the ability to translate statistical output into business recommendations. You can’t just run the analysis—you have to explain what it means for the healthcare organization.
Excel Skills We Master
Descriptive Functions
AVERAGE, MEDIAN, MODE, STDEV.S, VAR.S, QUARTILE, PERCENTILE
Probability Functions
NORM.DIST, NORM.INV, T.DIST, T.INV, BINOM.DIST
Hypothesis Testing
T.TEST, Z.TEST, CHISQ.TEST, F.TEST, CONFIDENCE
Data Analysis ToolPak
Descriptive Statistics, t-Test, ANOVA, Regression, Correlation
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The Course Project
MATH 399N culminates in a course project that applies statistical methods to a healthcare management scenario. The project typically spans multiple weeks and requires you to:
- Define a research question — Frame a healthcare management problem in statistical terms
- Select appropriate methods — Choose the right statistical tests for your question
- Analyze data in Excel — Run the analysis and generate output
- Interpret results — Explain what the statistics mean in healthcare context
- Make recommendations — Translate findings into actionable management decisions
Example Project Scenario
“A hospital wants to reduce emergency department wait times. You have data on wait times, staffing levels, patient acuity, and time of day. Use regression analysis to identify which factors most strongly predict wait times. Then use your findings to recommend staffing changes.”
The project requires both statistical competence and professional writing. We handle both—running the analysis correctly and writing recommendations that sound like a healthcare administrator, not a statistics textbook.
Who Hires Us for MATH 399N
Nurse Managers
You’re managing a unit, dealing with staffing crises, and trying to complete your MSN. Statistics homework at midnight isn’t sustainable. You need the credential; we handle the coursework.
Healthcare Administrators
You understand healthcare operations. You don’t need to personally calculate F-statistics—you need to understand reports your analysts produce. We get you through the course so you can focus on what matters.
Career Advancers
The MBA or MSN is your ticket to director-level positions. One statistics course shouldn’t derail your entire career trajectory. Invest in help now; reap the career benefits for decades.
Math-Anxious Professionals
You excel at leadership, communication, and clinical judgment. Quantitative analysis isn’t your strength—and that’s fine. Most executives have people who do the math for them. Let us be that for your coursework.
How It Works
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What We Need From You
- Canvas login — Access to course materials, assignments, and gradebook
- Current status — Which week, what’s completed, current grade
- Deadlines — Especially the course project milestones and final exam
- Dataset files — Any Excel files provided for labs or the project
A/B Grade Guarantee
If you don’t earn an A or B in MATH 399N, you get a full refund. We target 90%+ on every assignment. Graduate programs often require B or better to count toward your degree—we make sure you get there. See complete terms on our guarantee page.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does MATH 399N help cost?
Pricing depends on how much work remains and your deadline urgency. Full course from Week 1 costs more than “help me finish the course project.” We provide flat-rate quotes. Send your syllabus for a quote within 24 hours.
Is this different from MATH 225N?
Yes. MATH 225N is undergraduate-level statistics focused on understanding healthcare research. MATH 399N is graduate-level statistics focused on making management decisions. MATH 399N goes deeper into regression, ANOVA, and business applications. It also emphasizes Excel as the analysis tool.
Can you help with just the course project?
Absolutely. The course project is our most common request for MATH 399N. It requires statistical analysis, Excel work, and professional writing—all things we do well. Send us the project requirements and dataset, and we’ll quote that specific deliverable.
Is the final exam proctored?
Typically yes. Chamberlain uses Respondus LockDown Browser for proctored exams. We handle proctored exams through secure remote access with your permission, or provide comprehensive study materials so you can take it confidently yourself. Contact us with your exam details.
Do you write the discussion posts?
Yes. We write original discussion posts that demonstrate understanding of statistical concepts in healthcare management contexts. We also write substantive responses to classmates as required. All writing is original, passes plagiarism checks, and sounds like a graduate-level healthcare professional.
I don’t have Excel skills. Is that a problem?
Not for us. We’re proficient in Excel’s statistical functions and the Data Analysis ToolPak. We complete the labs, submit the Excel files, and write the interpretations. You don’t need to know Excel—we do.
Is this confidential?
100%. Secure credential handling, no third-party sharing, natural completion pace matching your previous patterns, no retained data after course completion. We work with graduate professionals who have careers to protect—discretion is non-negotiable.
Do you guarantee grades?
Yes. A or B guaranteed on qualified work, or full refund. We target 90%+ on every assignment. Most graduate programs require B or better for courses to count—we ensure you meet that threshold. See our guarantee page for complete terms.
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Related Resources
Chamberlain Course Pages:
- Chamberlain University Hub — All courses
- MATH 225N: Statistical Reasoning for Health Sciences (Undergraduate)
- MATH 114N: Algebra for College Students
- CHEM 120N: Introduction to Chemistry
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