Although i agree with everyone that womack is a really, REALLY easy professor, I didn't particularly admire his teaching method (didn't think i learned much), his seemingly lack of knowledge of elementary intro to statistics, or his unpolished adding and subtracting skills. I stopped going to class after the first week, and got an easy A in the class.

My suggestion - if you're a stats major and really want to learn the material, take another professor. If you just need to get intro stats out of the way (cuz its a prereq to your major), take womack. He's a break from any sense of challenge you'll get from your education at UCLA.

Prof. Womack was the most easy going professor I have had at UCLA. He doesn't try to trick you which is a nice change from the usual and he truly wants his students to succeed. His class was incredibly chill, but, at the same time, I really did learn. Womack is great as an introductary teacher for stats. Take him, if possible.

Prof. Womack is a really cool guy. He is pretty laid back and very helpful at the same time. He explains every concept clearly. His midterms are fair, as long as you practice the problems you'll be fine. Choose him over any other, especially if it's not an important part of your major.