After reading about Radiography, don't forget to checkout the Radiography Web site . If you like to work with people in a medical setting, and you're intrigued by the revolution in imaging technology, this program is your passport to a rewarding career.
Radiographers produce X-rays that doctors use in the diagnosis of medical problems.
After two years you'll have your associate's degree and you'll be able to take the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists' exam. If you stay for two more years you'll have your bachelor's degree in Professional Studies and the broad knowledge base to propel your career. During your last two years, choose a specialty concentration in computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, or ultrasound. Our program has been granted full accreditation through the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology. Between your first and second year, you'll spend 15 weeks getting hands-on experience at a radiographic medical facility, and you'll be paid a stipend.