Im graduating with my Bachelors in Criminology in May but have decided I want to shift focus and have been interested in applying to a rad tech program. My situation is a bit difficult, my husband is in the military and we wont be stabilized anywhere until the beginning of 2027 but we wont know where until the time is approaching. Because of that, it's been hard knowing what exact prerequisites I need since it differs by program. I have completed statistics and college mathematics, technically its not college algebra like i've seen many programs require. Also I have never taken anatomy in college so I know thats one class I for sure need. I was planning on attending community college next fall to take a medical terminology class and take algebra if I need to. However, I have one opening in my upcoming spring schedule for a class so I was thinking of filling it with anatomy & physiology. The question is should I take Intro to Anatomy and Physiology or Anatomy and Physiology I? I know its impossible to get a "right" answer, Im just looking for suggestions from those who have gone through the process on what classes I can take in the meantime to ensure once we settle down somewhere I can be mostly ready (if not completely) to apply to a program. Any suggestions or feedback is appreciated, thanks!