Okula geri döner miyim?

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1. thepandapear

   AÄŸustos 3, 2025 - 12:45 am

   I’d probs go for the radiology tech route if your main driver is financial stability as it’s a short program, pays well, and has solid demand. You don’t need to love it forever, just use it as a launchpad. Then you can use your income to fund your hobbies or build something on the side.

   And since you’re looking for ideas, perhaps it can help to see what other graduates ended up doing after graduating from college. If you think so, you can try looking at the GradSimple newsletter as you’ll be able to see people share things like what degree they got, their major life/career moves after graduation, what they’re working as now (and how they feel), and if they see a future in the path they’re on. It can be a solid way for you to get inspiration on what to do next, based on what other people have done and why!

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2. NonePiece7773

   AÄŸustos 3, 2025 - 12:45 am

   I’d second going into radiology tech or a similar job path, if you’ve got a good work ethic and study skills. Maybe have a small freelance thing on the side with one of your more marketable hobbies, though be aware that it alone won’t be enough to live off. It can still be great for coffee money and resume building if nothing else. You’ll always have something to explain any resume gaps with when you independently work for side income.

   Pursue financial aid options and work-study if any of that is available to you, same with job shadowing, internships, career fairs, and other ways to get your foot in the door regardless of the path you choose. It’s not just the cert or program completion that will automatically get you the position, as the current job market has shown so many; it’s who you know and what practices you’ve networked with and gained experience from, as well.

   Community colleges and tech schools can be great for all this and more career prep, though some offer more than others. Never hesitate to email the appropriate staff and ask questions, and get connected with an advisor as soon as you can if it’s available. Make sure the place is fully accredited and reputable as well; a diploma mill isn’t advisable.

   Good luck, and I believe in you! Speaking as a 27-year-old, it’s never too late to invest more in yourself and your career.

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3. AlbatrossSerious2630

   AÄŸustos 3, 2025 - 12:45 am

   Surgical Tech, MRI Tech, Anesthesia Tech, Dental Hygienist ETC are all pretty good career options if you want stability and somewhat of a good income and short schooling. The only con to these fields is that there are little to no medial movement in terms of moving up in positions.

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4. bns82

   AÄŸustos 3, 2025 - 12:45 am

   Radiology tech will be taken over by Ai. There will still be humans working, but most of the diagnostics will be done by ai. It’s already happening.
   What do you like helping people with / talking to people about?

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