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Previous articles on this site have referred frequently to credit because of its importance. Your credit—and your use of credit—can and should have a positive impact on your health sciences career, not just on how you pay for school.
Do’s and Don’ts When Applying to College (Part I)
Accreditation Matters (Part III): Financing Your Health Sciences Education at a Non-Accredited School
Accreditation Matters (Part II): Consequences of Attending a Non-Accredited School
American Dental Education Association Launches GoDental
Accreditation Matters: (Part I)
How to Finance Your Health Sciences Education
Centralized Application Services Now Available
Personal Responsibility: Financing Your Health Sciences Education
How to Manage a Career Change (Part 2)
How to Manage a Career Change (Part 1)
Interprofessional Healthcare Education Means Better Patient Care
Applying for Financial Aid (Part II)
National Children's Dental Health Month
Changes in Financial Aid (Part 1)
The Importance of Mentoring
Three Pre-health Enrichment Opportunities for Summer 2011
Are You Credit Ready and Credit Worthy?
Why Diversity Matters in the Health Professions
Start preparing for your health career in high school
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Surgical technologists assist in surgical operations under the supervision of surgeons, registered nurses, or other surgical personnel.
Average Salary: $31,210 - $0
Years in school: 1 - 2 (after high school graduation)
Job outlook: Excellent
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