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Changing careers and looking into becoming a radiologist, need guidance!

Hello all! I hope this is the right community, and if not, please kindly direct me in the right direction to ask my question!

So I went to college and graduated with my bachelors in German (was planning on teaching it) in December 2017. I’ve always had a itching to go into the medical field, but have always put it on the back burner. Now that I have realized that teaching German is not what I want to do, my husband has given me the green light to move forward with my dreams to go into the medical field.

I want to become a radiologist, but I’m not sure where I should start. I don’t have many science related courses due to my previous degree, so I was considering attending my local community college to get an Associates in Science, and then use that knowledge to go into med school. Or should I go back for a more science related bachelors degree, and then go into med school after that?

I tried to scour the Internet but there’s not many people in my position that I’ve been able to find lol.

So what do you suggest? What would be my best option?

I appreciate your help!

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