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Concerns in Pursuing Rad Tech School

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Hi, I am going to be sophomore in college this upcoming spring semester and have not chosen a major yet. Last year, I was working with this girl who was studying to become a rad tech- which is something I never knew existed, and she told me that she loves it. My school offers that program and I have just about met all of the pre reqs/gen ed requirements for it. I am interested in it but I am concerned about a couple of things:

  1. I’ve never been the best at science courses in high school. I never failed any of them, but I’m pretty sure I passed A&P with just a 76. However I didn’t really care for it at the time. Is it possible for me to just start liking it and fixing my abilities?

  2. I was just hired as a pharmacy technician trainee about two weeks ago. I will have to take a certification test in about 6months to a year from now. Will that interfere? Should I consider getting a different job?

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