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I just finished my freshman year at a community college and want to take things seriously with my life. I was looking at career options and had a hard time deciding but I think I want to become an MRI Technician, or anything with radiology. The job itself doesn't seem like a lot of work, and the pay seems phenomenal. I am extremely confused on what steps to take towards achieving this goal. I guess my questions to those who can answer them are

Was it a difficult process? Is it a stressful job? How many years of school do I need to do, and what do I need to major in. Do i need to transfer to a university? Do I need to do schooling outside of college? And is it a competitive field or is it reasonable. Please and thank you.

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