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Considering radiology as a career

Hi everyone,

I am a registered dietitian, but I am interested in switching careers and becoming a radiology tech. I read through the ARRT website and am left slightly confused about whether I will meet ARRT's education requirements. Any and all information or advice is much appreciated... I'm a little overwhelmed with it all.

I have a BS in nutrition and dietetics from Syracuse University.

  1. Is Syracuse University accredited by an agency ARRT recognizes? Basically, will my degree be accepted by ARRT, or will I have to go back to school?
  2. Are there radiology tech. education programs available online? Where are the best places to find an accredited education program?

Thank you in advance!!

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