I have a trip planned to Oahu September 20-24 and I’m starting to get a little nervous. I’ve been seeing people saying Hawaii has been getting more rain than usual the year, plus the recent news about hurricane Lala.
Should I consider cancelling or do you think it would be okay by then. I know weather is unpredictable but I would still like to hear from anyone who lives in Hawaii.
I just got accepted into the Rad Tech program at Southeastern College in Charleston, but the whole process kind of caught me off guard.
I originally scheduled a phone call just to ask if I’d even be eligible to apply. Instead, it turned into an interview, she had me take a quick assessment, and then told me I was accepted. It all happened so fast that it almost seemed too easy, so now I’m wondering if that’s normal.
I’ve also seen people on Reddit call Southeastern a “for-profit degree mill.” What does that actually mean? She told me the program is around **$70,000**, which seems insanely expensive.
Has anyone gone through this program or know someone who has? What was your experience?
I’m also looking into Trident Technical College. Is their Rad Tech program easy to get into, or is it pretty competitive?
I just got accepted into the Rad Tech program at Southeastern College in Charleston, but the whole process kind of caught me off guard.
I originally scheduled a phone call just to ask if I’d even be eligible to apply. Instead, it turned into an interview, she had me take a quick assessment, and then told me I was accepted. It all happened so fast that it almost seemed too easy, so now I’m wondering if that’s normal.
I’ve also seen people on Reddit call Southeastern a “for-profit degree mill.” What does that actually mean? She told me the program is around $70,000, which seems insanely expensive.
Has anyone gone through this program or know someone who has? What was your experience?
I’m also looking into Trident Technical College. Is their Rad Tech program easy to get into, or is it pretty competitive?