I’m 33 with a background in publishing and real estate and want to go back to school for the Radiologic Technology program at my local community college. I’m taking prereqs right now since my classes from 2006 expired. By the time I finish prereqs, I’ll have missed the application deadline, so unfortunately if I get accepted, I won’t start until Fall 2023. In the meantime, is there anything I can do to boost my resume to make sure I get accepted? I’d hate to wait another year if I get rejected the first time. I was wondering if getting some healthcare experience as maybe a phlebotomist would make me more competitive? I got offered a very low paying, back breaking job as a phlebotomist with a really busy schedule but they do offer paid training, but everyone has warned me that it is a terrible job that will likely burn me out. Is the experience worth it just so I can add it to my resume? Or do you think my time is better spent shadowing a rad tech? I just worry that the school will see my resume has nothing to do with the medical field and will pass me over. Thanks for your advice!
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