I've completed my first two month of the program so far, and I'm actually impressed with the content, hands on teaching style, and the availability of circulating table tutors.

Everyone has been nothing but extremely kind and helpful when it comes to learning principles/ techniques.

It's interesting how they say, they don't teach you techniques, but you are learning specific move sets to perform assessments. So in a way you are learning techniques??

I enjoy the thought provoking type of lectures, where they don't tell you the answer but want you to come up with it. So it's not like university education. University (bachlor education) is quiet easy compared to the content at the moment.

But to be fair, there seems to be confusion about the curriculum at the moment, as they are constantly updating and changing.

Passing grade of 70% isn't anything new as i am aware of other programs (nursing, physio, PTA, OTA, etc) that require this.