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So I just started as a full time student working on my gettin my associates in applied science and BMET. the semester jus started and I'm really intrigued and excited to learn about the field and different things that go into the work. ive just been doing little research on the field and looking at the different routes you could go.
Imaging repair sounds interesting but I haven't really just seen much information on the education or many ways to get into it. are those things just like OEM taught things? and what's the best way to get into that specialty.
if you have any advice or recommendations on the best way to get ahead of classes. finding jobs and also what are some good certs to have.
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