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Radiologic Technologist degree or certificate, which one?

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I have a Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice that I don’t plan on using. However, I am currently enlisted in the military and have the opportunity to use TA (Tuition Assistance) to take some classes online over the next couple years. I also have my GI Bill, which I can use after my service on education as well which I plan on using to physically attend a school (if possible, thanks COVID).

I want to use my TA and take a couple classes necessary for Radiologic Technologist such as anatomy and physiology. With that said, does anyone know if those classes/credits will transfer over into a Radiologic Technologist degree? For example, If I take these couple of classes online at let’s say Maryland University, will they hypothetically transfer over to Florida State university and I just take the remaining classes there?

I also have the opportunity to use my TA to get a certificate online like I said before, so should I just go for the Radiologic Technologist certificate online, and then maybe attend school for the Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree after my service using my GI Bill?

Thank you

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