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Frequently Asked Questions

What can I expect for a starting salary?

Recent graduates average $15.50 per hour. Earning potential increases for technologists holding professional credentials and college degrees, as well as those who own their own business.

Are there a lot of job opportunities available?

There are many more job openings than there are qualified people to fill them. Most employment opportunities are in hospitals. Most work a 40-hour week and there is usually an on-call rotation on the weekends and holidays.

Can I work while attending this program?

Students are not encouraged to work more than 20 hours per week. Grading is based totally on student performance; allowances are not made for working students.

What is the class schedule like?

Students need to be available for END classes Monday-Friday, 730 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Class times will vary depending on the semester. A strict attendance policy is enforced for all END classes. Applicants are encouraged to take as many college courses as possible before starting the program.

How much will I need to study?

Depending on the semester, students are expected to study 15-20 hours each week.

 

 

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