Radiology program classes - what’s the most challenging?

I’m finally at a point where it’s time to apply to a rad tech program and I’m just curious. What do you think was the most challenging class or were the most challenging classes?

Having been working in the field now, what’s your biggest recommendation for an incoming student?

I’m at the disadvantage of my classes primarily being remote right now due to Covid. I’m definitely a bit worried about how that will affect my knowledge of anatomy. Any advice there?

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