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Have you ever heard of someone failing out of their radiography program then successfully completing it after reapplying?

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So after applying and being accepted into my local radiography program. Something that was supposed to mark the next chapter of my life and finally the beginnings of my career. I fail a course and am unable to continue in the program so I am removed. While I do plan to reapply, as you can probably guess I am extremely disappointed but I want to know that this is something I can move past and it's not indicative of my ability to complete the program. So if you know of anyone who has ever failed out of their radiography program then gone on to reapply and successfully complete it I would love to hear about it.

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