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I have my BS in Kinesiolgy and have been looking into sonography programs. I live on the central coast where there are not any CAAHEP accredited schools. I was looking into an online program that allows me to complete clinical hours where I live. The program is accredited by CAAHEP and states that students will be elligible to take the exam. My other alternative is to stay with family who live in the bay area and communte home on the weekends. The online program would be preferable merely because of the convenience of not commuting and I would be forming connections through clinicals where I live. My concern is how employers will react to an online degree for a hands on profession. If I choose the online option, will I struggle to find a position later on? Thank you in advance :)

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