Choices:
* In most cases, though, you don't need a high school diploma or ged to work as a medical transcriptionist. Instead, you may need to take a standardized medical test..
* Most states require you to be at least sixteen years old before you can take the ged. You can take the ged without attending classes first, but it helps to review the material before you take the test..
* However, it may be tempting to pursue a minor degree if you're trying to make it to graduate school in the medical field. The choice is up to you, if it's something which you're absolutely passionate about..
* Failing can result in a disqualification through misconduct. If a medical transcriptionist wants you to take this sort of class, you will need to skip the completion and take it again..Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to be a medical transcriptionist
Earn your high school diploma or ged.
A high school diploma or ged is the only formal requirement for becoming a medical transcriptionist. If you're an adult without a high school diploma, you can take a test to.
Answer:
Most states require you to be at least sixteen years old before you can take the ged. You can take the ged without attending classes first, but it helps to review the material before you take the test.