Instructions
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Choose potential schools with an easy commute from your home. Georgia has quite a few technical schools and colleges that offer radio technician training programs. Emory University, Athens Technical College, Heart of Georgia Technical College and DeKalb Medical Center are a few of the schools that offer radiology technician training programs. For a complete list of available schools, see the Resources section below.
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Research the selected schools to see if they have a program that fits best with your current schedule. Some programs offer night classes before you start clinical study, and others offer strictly day schedules.
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Contact the schools, either via phone or email, and request more information and a program application. Find out if the prospective schools interview applicants. Learn more about the actual training. Does the school only focus on X-ray technology, or does it offer sonography and MRI training as well?
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If possible, arrange a visit to the school. Some schools have special orientations and tours for potential students. If the school does not offer one, try to visit it anyway. Get a feel of the campus and meet some of the staff.
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Apply to at least two schools, preferably three. The more applications you have out there, the better the chances you will have in getting accepted into a good program. Also, it's always better to have options when it's time to officially select a school.
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