What does it take to become a radiologist?

Answer 1

Four years of medical school, usually followed by one year of internship, followed by four years of residency training. Most do either a one or two year fellowship to subspecialize. Total time, including college, is usually about thirteen to fifteen years years. Monetary expense is four years of college and four years of medical school. At current prices, this will easily cost you $200,000 to $300,000. Put it this way.....you spend half your young adult life in school and in training and when you get out you start your career with a hefty debt that is comparable to a home mortgage....unless you have family money that can finance your education without going into debt.

Answer 2

Well, there are radiology technicians, you could get a 2 year associate's degree for that. A radiologist is a medical doctor, so that means medical school, residency, like a regular M.D. Depends what you're interested in...

Answer 3

to premed or some degree in hard sicinces (engineering, chemistry physics) and then spercialize in radiology

Answer 4

MD then specialize in radiology.