Orange Coast College Cypress College Merced College Santa Barbara City College Are any of these "easier" to get into vs. the others? I would somewhat prefer to aim for Foothill College as I used to attend their sister-campus before transferring to Univ. and know their quality of education is not lacking. Also, how saturated is the field in Socal vs. Norcal once out of school? Thank you for any advice in advance, I appreciate any and all help!
This public school is dedicated to offer accessible and affordable education for the students in preparations for them to become skilled and dependable professionals in the field of medical sonography. Diagnostic Medical Sonography in less than one year certificate programs, one-year certificate program and associate degree programs are offered at the Santa Barbara City College. 4. Foothill-De Anza Community College This public institution is duly accredited by the CAAHEP to offer degree programs in diagnostic medical sonography. This school is dedicated to offer the high standard of education where excellence, innovation and opportunity are more enhanced and incorporated in the daily activities of the students. The Foothill-De Anza Community College is offering less than a year certificate program, one-year certificate program and associate's degree program. 5. Merced College Merced College, just like any other accredited ultrasound tech college in California, this public community college is also dedicated to offer high standard of education among ultrasound students.
I saw one in California. I would have to move but I will have to do that eventually anyway. Or is a 1 year certificate on top of an associate's good enough? Could I even get into a certificate program with a Liberal Arts degree? I'm very confused on how to go about this. I've been interested in sonography ever since I was pregnant with twins and had to get an ultrasound done every month. So, finally my big question! What route did all ya'll take for school to become a sonographer?
The Merced College offers diagnostic medical sonography programs such as less than a year certificate program, one-year certificate program and associate's degree program. There are many training programs that are CAAHEP accredited to be offered in nine Californian ultrasound technician schools. The secret to becoming successful in the field of ultrasound sonography is to choose education from CAAHEP accredited ultrasound schools in California.