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Q&A: Radiologist 2 years at Community college and transfer to university or just university?Please Help!!!!!!!!?

| January 21, 2024 | 0 Comments

Question by me: Radiologist 2 years at Community college and transfer to university or just university?Please Help!!!!!!!!?
Okay I really need your advice .I am about to graduate high school but I’m not coming from a regular high school more like a alternative school . I’m going here for other personal reasons like not being able to get my credits a regular school due to moving around alot and at this school I’m graduate two years early.But N-E ways My question was I want to become a Radiologist Not Tech but a physician. But with me coming from a school like I am I was wondering should I go to a community college for two years and then transfer to a 4 year university or should I just go straight to a 4 year university? Will starting out a community college hinder me admission to medical school. At the school I graduating from we do majority of our work on the computer and I just feel like I’m learning but not as much a I would like to . Is there any possible way that I can take a few pre college courses to prepare me for college work? Any body went the community college route that has gained admission?

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Answer by GERALD S. M
I started out at a community college under the GI Bill and had to change to a regular college and had no problems.
You can/should take self improvement college courses with no credits. If your composition, grammar skills are indicated by your question I would strongly suggest that you follow the community route.
But the bottom line, in general, the community college is not a hindrance to acceptance to a regular college.
Good luck.

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