u/Imwhatabitchneeds

Hello, I’ve been very interested in radiology. I currently hold an associates of arts and a certificate in pre-radiologic technology. I see that it is competitive in the airforce due to cohorts already being full and small class sizes. I have applied to regular programs but airforce was one of my first interests. I’m wondering if I should pursue it and what my chances look like. I haven’t talked to a recruiter yet but I do know that diagnostic imaging is all I want to do in the medical field. I’ve done internships at hospitals and dialed in on it and got a pre-certification in it as well. Any guidance welcomed, TYIA😊

Hello! I have many questions about some rad tech programs- starting off with PIMA, I am wondering if people truly think that spending $60k is worth it and how fast they paid off those loans after getting a job in the field. I am nervous about that big of a loan starting off into my career. I am obviously trying other ones first but since they are so competitive it is quite intimidating. I have great grades, cum laude, a certificate in pre-radiologic technology & associates of arts , but unfortunately not being in state for some programs is a huge downside for the selection process. Does anyone have any recommendations? I’m applying to multiple schools now but basically wondering that if I don’t get in- should I try PIMA or anywhere else. TYIA🍀😊