@@yvonnemarie215 same plan here. Going to community college for prequesites my community school has the program there so I’ll be applying and hoping I get in. They only accept 12 students a year ☹️
@@beingclaire_. Really?? Wow 😳. I believe in you.. you will get in 😌 Yess, it will definitely be challenging, but I love a challenge.. you just got to be stronger, ya know 👍💖
Awesome video! You covered the essential points for fresh high school graduates interested in pursuing sonography. IMHO, the best piece of advice was getting the program director or chair to know your name. This is invaluable. This step will set you apart from other applicants...who do not take this initiative. If you show this level of interest in the program, those in charge will show an interest in you. Thank you for this video!
Great vidoe! I am in the UK and I am doing a level in bio, sociology and environmente science i am not sure what step I should take next to be a sonographer
that's awesome!! since I am not in the UK I couldn't be able to tell you specific things but here's a website that could help you out! nationalcareers.service.gov.uk/job-profiles/sonographer
my mom is insisting that I do the bachelor path and go to a university. theres only two universities near where I live that offer the program and i dont wanna be in school that long ( ;
Hi I’m finishing up prerequisites and struggling with physics and applying in the summer. I was wondering if you use physics in depth in the program just so I know what to expect.
Hi! Congrats on finishing up prereqs. Physics is an integral part of sonography however ultrasound physics is way different that regular physics. You just gotta get through the prereqs and sonography ultrasound physics will be better understood with time, practice, and scanning.
Mine too is where I’m sooo confused. My state offers grants as long I as attend school in state so I have really one option for school which is good! Buuuuutttt I need an associates degree but idk which one I should take 😭
Hey i’m currently in my last year of hs , do you recommend a associate degree or bachelors degree ? and do you think one pays more than the other , or you get more job opportunity one more than the other ?
associates vs bachelors -- pay is the same, the bachelors just gets you the ability to be able to move up like become supervisor, director, or do other types of jobs.. its more for movement in the career. hope this helps.
What does it mean to allow you to sit for the board exams? Thank you! Starting to look into this career. Graduated high school almost 4 years ago & I’m ready to do something for my career path!
Thanks for listening!! It means you need to be able to meet the pre-requisites to take a registry exam. The most popular one is ARDMS in the United States. I hope you do more research! :)
Hello!! You can try to find a school using CAAHEP.org that will take your degree/credits. But of course you can try! Talk to school advisors and do some research in your area or desired schools!
This is the perfect video for me! I’m graduating soon and turned 18 today so I need to start getting my life together 😂
Sameee!! What u planning on doing right after highschool, I wanted to go to Community College to get my Prerequisites done ✅
@@yvonnemarie215 same plan here. Going to community college for prequesites my community school has the program there so I’ll be applying and hoping I get in. They only accept 12 students a year ☹️
@@beingclaire_. Really?? Wow 😳. I believe in you.. you will get in 😌 Yess, it will definitely be challenging, but I love a challenge.. you just got to be stronger, ya know 👍💖
Awesome!!! HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! You have so much time ahead of you. Enjoy life while you can as well!🥰 Starting your research early is also amazing!!!
Awesome video! You covered the essential points for fresh high school graduates interested in pursuing sonography. IMHO, the best piece of advice was getting the program director or chair to know your name. This is invaluable. This step will set you apart from other applicants...who do not take this initiative. If you show this level of interest in the program, those in charge will show an interest in you. Thank you for this video!
Thank you!!! I truly appreciate it. Yesss definitely something I think people should consider!! It’s going the extra mile! 😍😍😍
Although I'm no longer in highschool (far from it) still found this very useful thank you!
Thank you so much Arielle!! I am glad you were able to take away from it! :-)
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Omg ! Miss you love you!!! Hope you’re doing well ❤️❤️❤️❤️
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Thank you friend!!!
Great vidoe! I am in the UK and I am doing a level in bio, sociology and environmente science i am not sure what step I should take next to be a sonographer
that's awesome!! since I am not in the UK I couldn't be able to tell you specific things but here's a website that could help you out!
nationalcareers.service.gov.uk/job-profiles/sonographer
Great video
Thank you!🥰🥰🥰
my mom is insisting that I do the bachelor path and go to a university. theres only two universities near where I live that offer the program and i dont wanna be in school that long ( ;
Aw, do what you think is best for you! You got this! Time will fly by.
Hi I’m finishing up prerequisites and struggling with physics and applying in the summer. I was wondering if you use physics in depth in the program just so I know what to expect.
Hi! Congrats on finishing up prereqs. Physics is an integral part of sonography however ultrasound physics is way different that regular physics. You just gotta get through the prereqs and sonography ultrasound physics will be better understood with time, practice, and scanning.
Hey, the only accredited caahep is a community collage that you take prerequisite courses , how does that work?
you would take the pre reqs first then apply to the program usually
All of the DMS programs in my area (Sacramento, CA) require an associate's degree before even being able to apply for the program and that's so bleh
Aw man, really? I've heard of schools like that but on the east coast. Would you ever consider moving for school?
Mine too is where I’m sooo confused. My state offers grants as long I as attend school in state so I have really one option for school which is good! Buuuuutttt I need an associates degree but idk which one I should take 😭
Can you like go to college if you want to become one
yes you can! there's different routes and college is one of them!
I am from Pakistan. I have experience of ultrasound. Actually I have complete 4 years program of Radiology. Am I eligible for UK sonographer job
That’s awesome. I’m not too sure about UK.
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whats your take is it hard . Did you take a national exam lile the RPN & RN write the nclex exam? let me know if I can use my RPN as a credit
We have different registries :) I have tons of other videos talking about if it’s hard or not. Check out my “ultrasound playlist”
Hey i’m currently in my last year of hs , do you recommend a associate degree or bachelors degree ? and do you think one pays more than the other , or you get more job opportunity one more than the other ?
associates vs bachelors -- pay is the same, the bachelors just gets you the ability to be able to move up like become supervisor, director, or do other types of jobs.. its more for movement in the career. hope this helps.
She talked about it 😂
What does it mean to allow you to sit for the board exams? Thank you! Starting to look into this career. Graduated high school almost 4 years ago & I’m ready to do something for my career path!
Thanks for listening!! It means you need to be able to meet the pre-requisites to take a registry exam. The most popular one is ARDMS in the United States. I hope you do more research! :)
Hi! Can somebody get hired as a sonographer with only spi certification?
Hi! You can depending on the place of work however they may tell you that you need to become registered by a certain amount of time.
Hello ,I hve diploma of counseling pyschology ,it imposible for mr to be ca be sonograph for degree??
Hello!! You can try to find a school using CAAHEP.org that will take your degree/credits. But of course you can try! Talk to school advisors and do some research in your area or desired schools!
Thanks sorry which university you have study ??
i went to UNLV :) @@omarmohammed5157