im going to be a traveling MRI tech, ill be doing 3 month contracts throughout the U.S. what are the best states, cities, attractions, etc.
i want a place that has enough stuff for me to do to keep me occupied for three months.
Just looking for some ideas of where to go!
I understand that it isn’t exactly an easy question. Basically, I will be joining the Air Force soon as one of those jobs(enlisted, not officer) and want to know which job pays best without med school and which pays best with med school.
What is a good long term self rewarding, and financially financialy reqarding career ? (anything but hi-tech)
.. for IT Management degrees?
What type of IT job provides the highest base salary?
What type of IT job provides the highest average salary?
What type of IT degree/job is experiencing the biggest boom?
What type of IT degree/job will keep me ahead of the curve as the World of Technology continues to advance?
So, It is between american career college in anaheim, uei in anaheim, or concorde college in garden grove, I am graduating from high school in June and I know i want to become a pharmacy tech.
I read so many reviews saying these schools are bad, I am the type of person who takes reviews into consideration, but mostly these reviews were criticizing these schools on training to become a lvn ( nurse), that is not what I am going for. I really want to make the right choice. To be honest, 2 or 4 year college is not for me, i rather stick to the career i want, I do not want to go back to the basic general classes again, please give me advice on any of these schools.
I am leaning more towards ACC. Thank you .
i need to know what is the best online college for a vet tech program.
I live in the Chicago South side and was looking into Fox college.
I’m thinking about changing careers and I have always been interested in the IT/web design field. I don’t want to go back to a university, rather a tech school. I live in St. Louis and have only 3 choices: Ranken Tech College, Vatterott, or ITT Tech. A lot of information that I’ve been reading hints that ITT would be the worst choice. Anyone have expierence with the schools? Or know someone who has?
Thanks in advance for your answers!
I am a single male with no children and I was looking for some advice on where would be a great city for a young male trying to start a fresh life alone away from the norm.
I am looking for a school other than blinn college to take surgical tech classes for a certification. anyone know anything about sugical techs, how long is take to get certified or online classes although im pretty sure its hands on. I am in Texas. South area only though ex: houston, san antonio, brenham, bryan etc.
Im almost 14 nd am really excited for college already. Im starting h.s. next year and have been accepted to my local tech school for medical science. I want to be a biomed engineer. would it be better for me to attend a regular public school or the tech school pre-college program for a better chance to get into harvard or yale.
fyi: i have really good grades.
I have not taken any AP courses sadly. I have been researching and the best schools I have seen have been USC, UC San Fran and UC San Diego. Everyone has been telling me to go to San Jose, that they are a good pharmacy school? I know that because I haven’t taken any AP courses, that I would not be accepted into a UC. I would like to be a pharmacist, not a pharmacy tech, there’s a difference, correct?
PS I’m getting straight A’s now, since Jr year and I’m planning to for like the rest of my life.
There is no way I can just go to a college and get a major on pharmacy?
I actually want to major in ultrasound technology but i heard that you have to major in xray first…so I was just wondering…how popular the demand is for that particular job??
I’ve got most of my background in retail management with a one year stint teaching computers at a vocational tech college. I want to teach university level, but I’m getting a very late start (I’m 34), and I’m not sure a PhD is in my future. I should have my B.A. in English by Summer 2008 and plan to work on my masters (in what exactly, I’m not sure) after that. I was thinking of teaching high school or even community college, but I’m not sure teaching is my long-term vocational calling. I think educational administration might be more up my alley, combining education with my management experience. I can move anywhere in the U.S. ONCE – we are open to where, but I don’t want to haul my kids around a bunch of different places. I’m wondering where I’ll find the best job market, and what educational path to take to get there. Thanks!