u/Accurate-Smoke156

Hi! Any Canadians out there who needed to supplement their graduate level coursework in Audiology/Hearing Science/Aural Rehab in order to apply for Canadian registration? I'm having trouble finding affordable programs that include it in the syllabus. A few programs include it but only 2 credits and it needs to be at least 3. Is it impossible to take graduate level audiology courses non-matriculated if it is not included in the Master's program? Help!

Hi! For those who have taken A&P of speech 8 week at ENMU, are we expected to memorize ALL of the muscles and structures for all systems in the entire textbook? I have the syllabus and textbook but I'm trying to understand the level of detail I will need to know bc just looking at it I can't imagine memorizing all of this in 8 weeks and also taking a few other classes. I'm trying to get a head start now but it doesn't seem like it will make a dent. I haven't taken a science course since high school. Thanks!