Center For Allied Health Education

I graduated from the Radiation Therapy program June 2015. I’d say for the most part my experience was great. The faculty were very knowledgeable in their fields and the school actually paid attention when my class collectively agreed that a professor wasn’t doing an adequate job (in that those professors were let go shortly after the semester in question).
One of the key elements to what make the program great is the wide array of clinical settings you get to see during your clinical rotations. When it came time to get a job, what made my resume stand out was the variety of machines I had experience working with. Most other programs don’t offer as many locations to rotate through.
While the job market for new grads is pretty awful (especially if you aren’t willing to relocate), the school will prepare you for your chosen career path.

The Center for Allied Health Education offers various programs in the health field, including Sonography, Radiology, Radiography, and others. They are conveniently located on Kings Highway & East 14^th Street in Brooklyn and offer different sessions throughout the year. The admissions and financial aid staff is incredibly helpful (yes, financial aid is available) in terms of guiding people in the right direction as they apply. The program is very well organized, prepares you for the necessary exams/​certifications, and is really good about exposing students to careers in their field of study.
There are different requirements for each program. Some require a HS diploma or a GED, while others require an Associates or Bachelors. All of the options are worth exploring for anyone who is interested in not taking the traditional 4-​year college route or who is looking for a career change.