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90%+ RT seniors become Registered Respiratory Therapists!
There's no better place to become an advanced RT than OSU!
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RT @ OSU Medical Center is an undergraduate major, with 2 years of general studies emphasizing science followed by 2 years of RT courses including lots of clinical experiences and the opportunity to develop specialized and leadership skills.
To see what to expect as an RT, go to Essential Functions & Expectations. |
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To learn more about our program, visit RT Curriculum. |
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For information about RTs jobs, careers, and shadowing RTs, see Careers. |
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To see what some RT students are saying, go to the RT Senior Bank. | |
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For information on applications and admissions, scroll down.
Interested in applying to RT @ OSU? Get an Application and Directions here. |
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RT usually admit students after one year of college, but if you are a high school senior who is planning on majoring in RT @ OSU, you might qualify for direct admission to the RT major as a first quarter freshman. Go to Direct admission to find out more. |
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For 2004 - 2009, see RT @ OSU Admission Statistics |
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Students who have college credits should follow these links to learn more about RT Admission Policies, Admission Criteria, Prerequisites for Admission, and Dates & Deadlines for applications and decisions. |
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Are you a student with credits to transfer to OSU? Do you have RT credits from other schools? Have a bachelor's degree in another major? |
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Follow these links to see how your credits match the RT @ OSU Prerequisites by Transfer, how your RT credits can apply to BS degree requirements, and your options for a second BS degree or post-baccalaureate certificate of study. |
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Last modified: August 12, 2009.
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