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How good are radiology technician programs in Illinois?

I'm exploring career options and have heard that radiology technician programs can be solid choices for entering the healthcare field. Specifically, are there any recommended programs or schools in Illinois where I can pursue this path?

a year ago

Sure, there are several noteworthy programs in Illinois for aspiring Radiology Technicians. To clarify, programs for Radiologic Technologists (who are sometimes colloquially known as radiology technicians) typically culminate in an Associate's degree.

Here are some programs to consider:

1. College of DuPage: This College offers an Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Radiography. It's noteworthy due to its strong reputation in the field, rigorous curriculum, and state-of-the-art simulation labs.

2. Triton College: Triton also offers an AAS degree, with their two-year program providing students with both academic and clinical training.

3. Southern Illinois University: Though not technically a technician program, SIU also has a strong Bachelor of Science program in Radiologic Sciences for those interested in a four-year degree.

Remember to look at factors such as graduation rates, job placement rates, and tuition costs when choosing a program. Finally, each of these programs has pre-requisites and admissions requirements, so make sure you meet them before applying!

a year ago

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