Passed the ARRT after 3 years!

I graduated from my program in Dec 2017. I am a tech in the military and we don't have to be certified and don't get an associates through the program.

Going into the exam I was extremely nervous because I had been out of school for so long. I used Lange (yellow book) and Rad Review to study.

It feels amazing to finally be certified and I just wanted to share!

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