http://www.radiology-technician-schools.com/radiology-schools/need-advice-for-my-daughter-radiology-tech-college/ How To Become a Radiology Technician Sat, 11 Feb 2012 22:48:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.5 http://www.radiology-technician-schools.com/radiology-schools/need-advice-for-my-daughter-radiology-tech-college/comment-page-1/#comment-58 bannerbo… Fri, 21 Aug 2009 09:27:38 +0000 http://www.radiology-technician-schools.com/radiology-schools/need-advice-for-my-daughter-radiology-tech-college/#comment-58 In general, hospital-based programs are cheaper than college programs, and you get better training, in my opinion. My tuition was only around $2000 for the entire two years. You can find schools in your area by going to ARRT.org or JRCERT.org. In general, hospital-based programs are cheaper than college programs, and you get better training, in my opinion. My tuition was only around $2000 for the entire two years.
You can find schools in your area by going to ARRT.org or JRCERT.org.

]]> http://www.radiology-technician-schools.com/radiology-schools/need-advice-for-my-daughter-radiology-tech-college/comment-page-1/#comment-57 bannerbo Fri, 21 Aug 2009 09:11:45 +0000 http://www.radiology-technician-schools.com/radiology-schools/need-advice-for-my-daughter-radiology-tech-college/#comment-57 It costed me about 35000 to go to rad tech school. I just graduated a year ago, and I am really glad I paid the price, and just went, cuz now I have a good job with advancement oppurtunities. There are cheaper hospital based programs out there, but they are HARD to get into. I tried twice to get into a hospital based program and couldnt you have to be a straight A student who already has a degree in something, and have experience and all that. It was too hard, so I just went to a college that offered it, but it was alot. My school didnt cover the scrubs, or books or nothing. It was 400 a credit for tution alone. It too was a school that I got the associate degree when I was done, and thats just all the more better. The hospital based programs dont give you the degree, just teach you how to be a tech, and get you to the point to pass the board exam to become a tech. I love my job, and reccomend it to anyone thats looking into the healthcare field. It costed me about 35000 to go to rad tech school. I just graduated a year ago, and I am really glad I paid the price, and just went, cuz now I have a good job with advancement oppurtunities. There are cheaper hospital based programs out there, but they are HARD to get into. I tried twice to get into a hospital based program and couldnt you have to be a straight A student who already has a degree in something, and have experience and all that. It was too hard, so I just went to a college that offered it, but it was alot. My school didnt cover the scrubs, or books or nothing. It was 400 a credit for tution alone. It too was a school that I got the associate degree when I was done, and thats just all the more better. The hospital based programs dont give you the degree, just teach you how to be a tech, and get you to the point to pass the board exam to become a tech. I love my job, and reccomend it to anyone thats looking into the healthcare field.

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