how many years of college do you need to be a radiologist
A radiologist takes 11-13 years. You have to be an MD with advanced studies (residence) in Radiology. You can become a Nuclear Medical Tech or X-Ray tech in about 18 months, but you're just a tech. You worked under the Radioligist. Radiologist, 4 years Pre Med, 4 Years MEd School 1, YEar intership, 3-5 years Residence. 4 years Undergrad+4 years Medical School+4 years radiology residency. So if you graduate high school at 18, you'll be done at 30. Rather than doing something so long, you can also consider being a Nuclear Medical Technologist. You only have to do 2 years training and the average salary is $63,000.