mlee218

ok thank you!! I actually have another question. So I am from the U.S. and I really would like to attend McGill University. I was looking at their prerequisites and was wondering where people took their linguistics and statistics classes? Online courses would be great for me if anyone knows of any that McGill would accept. I have already taken 1 statistics class but the McGill site specifically says that you have to take a year of statistics, or two courses that build on one another (stats I and II) which the course that I took isn't. For some reason, I can't seem to find statistics courses that are a year long or are "stats I" and "stats II". I am willing to take either online classes or physically go to class (I live in Orange County, California). Where did you guys take your prereqs?

I live in Southern California and I want to apply to McGill. I was looking at the prerequisites and they are so different from the schools in the U.S. I have been trying to find a year-long statistics class or two stats classes that build on each other (i.e. stats I, stats II) to fulfill the prereqs for McGill but have been unable to find them. Does anyone who lives in my area know of where I can take these classes? Or does anyone know of any online classes I can anywhere else through distance education?

Hello! I'm sorry if this is the wrong thread to ask this question in. I've been reading these threads and haven't been able to find this information. But what is the ranking of the SLP schools in Canada? It is so easy to find the rankings of the SLP grad schools in the United states with one google search, but for some reason I can't find the rankings of the SLP grad programs in Canada. If anyone knows this information, please share with me! thank you!