u/Jazzlike-Worry-6920

I was hired on spot at an interview on the 7th this month. My start day or onboarding was the 20th at 5pm. I go there, wait awhile because the managers were in a "meeting" (they were just talking in a circle and i heard some swears)

This poor employee was sent to have me write down my ID and SSN. After waiting a nother few minutes and seeing the manager walk past me and speak with the enployee,this enployee speaks to me and tells me they will call the next day. They never did.

I call their number multiple times and they won't pick up. Voicemail full.

Genuinely what do I do? I have 0$ in my bank accounts and have been looking for any kind of income for the past month because I cant afford anything and have been relying on handouts, essentially. Plus, apparently a school is putting me in a but debt over something I wont go over. I just really need the job.....

Title. Asking because I start my program in the fall and may get a job as an EMT in the mean time or just a part-time retail or food service. Lmk what you think! Were you able to do the same?

I applied to this out of state community college a few years ago that I never went to and I guess this advisor I saw and made a plan with had me signed up for some classes that I never paid for and never attended. I didnt go to the class because its a class I took that was at another college. I though it was in a plan and not an actual schedule so I was wrong.

They count me absent of course and say I have debt that if I dont pay for it will be sent to collections.

Is there any way I can appeal this?? I an freaking out because I straight up dont have the money for this and I didnt know I waa ever registered.

Any advice for studying! I've been accepted into the ICVT program with 9 others. I'm reaply exciting but I would like to come this fall prepared!

What materials do you recommend? Study habits? Things I should expect maybe... Thanks!

Hello! I have an ICVT prgram that requires an EMT certification that I will complete during the summer. I plan to take the nremt end of july or early August. Basically, I just want to be able to take the exam and be as ready as possible after taking the course.

So I would like to ask what is a good resource to use to study for the nremt? An app or anything? I am a bit tight in budget currently so if there are any free options that would be swell!

I got accepted into my Interventional cardiovascular Technology program starting August 2026! I'm incredibly happy....

That said, is there any advice you all may have to in regards studying, opportunities or getting through the school year? Maybe some advice you wish you had sooner when you first started studying.

Title basically. Im extremely excited! The school I was apply to radtech for had an uptick in applicants so i knew i would likely not make it this year with my good but unprestigious grades. I told myself, I would only get wait listed once and if I got waitlisted again ill get a bachelors instead. Interestingly though, I applied for another program that was way less popular I was one of only 9 students to be selected for this program so im very excited!

I just wanted to let anyone know, and to challenge you - have a plan B!!!

Know how much you're willing to invest in radtech. How much/how long you're willing to be waitlisted for.

After all, the school isn't the only one to determine what happens to you. YOU have choices!

Radiology tech is a great career, and its all the best to those who get in! However, there are programs and degrees genuinely more worth it especially if you have a good gpa while getting waitlisted for several years for a rad tech program.

There are programs who will reward you more for what you have already.

In short, throw your sticks in to radtech! Go for it! But think about how much you're willing to invest in before considering other options.