There’s a lot of great material to learn statistics on the Internet. I have several resources on a github repo:

https://github.com/melling/MathAndScienceNotes/tree/master/s...

I did a little write-up on my blog:

https://h4labs.wordpress.com/2017/12/30/learning-probability...

Web link to page: http://statistics.zone

Thank you ~!

[P.S.A] This might not matter a lot, but just incase: The PDF link on this website links to a 2017 version (vs 2011 version on the parent thread).

A lot of these "formulas" become way easier to understand once you've derived them yourself (a few times), just as a heads up. Memorizing mathematics, if you care about taking it seriously for the long term, should be done at a minimum.

For sure, but a cheat sheet can still be useful. For example, the I find matrix cookbook very useful when I don't feel like rederiving derivatives of nontrivial linear algebra expressions.

And where was this 10 days ago in time for my probability exam, may I ask???

A google away, with the term being "probability cheatsheet". There are cheatsheets out there for many subjects.