The College I went to was a small Technical College that taught Medical Courses, I originally was going to go into Ultrasound, but Classes for that Had a year wait, so I made a decision to do The physical therapy tech course that they offered instead. 

It was a pretty interesting 6 months, and after my six month was up I graduated Top of my class, although that doesn't really mean much because after the six months I was the only one in the morning physical therapy tech class that made graduation. 

 I was able to begin my clinicals it RRC Where I was able to work and it was pretty fun, after clinicals I then started pursuing work in that field and couldn't find any, thankfully my cousin hired me at his art studio where I worked for the next few years. 

 It was there my passion for computer graphics were rekindled, I always enjoyed messing with the few graphic programs I had when I was little, but didn't really think I could make a living as an artist, so now I'm looking in to furthering my abilities in design. And see if a job in Drafting can be the result. 

My advice to anyone considering College is to think about what you really want to do and try different things before investing the time and money that is involved with College, it's a big commitment, and shouldn't be rushed.

I'm Cavity free and they it really is nice to be able to make dentists smile, and I was the first x ray patient to a new trainee and got a good cleaning as usual.