Starting out in RT

Ted,
But to the point to follow him around and pick on him. Your only going about the school yard bully stuff in a nice way. But, it's still school yard bully.

I did read a comment you posted where you said you were going to have a hard time getting employed after school and were worried. Was that because your a felon?

As for jobless, you do post on here a lot. Maybe that's where that came from, in cobination with the felony record maybe that's where all this is coming from?

You can say your record is now spotless, but, this is the internet. There is no way to prove it. Any claims can be made. You must agree there. I could say I am a PA just checking things out. You would NEVER know. Correct? See my point.

As for Ron, I don't know him personally nor in the field. I live too far from him. I have noticed he has helped MANY on here with web links and what not REGARDLESS where they are going to school. I have read many thank you's to him.

And finally, no need to befriend me. I really don't like how you post and your attitude on here. That again is just MY opinion.

Thing is CJ, I post on here alot because Ron likes to attack me a lot, like I've already mentioned. I've never slandered him, yet he continues to try and assassinate my character. Fornutately for me, Ron seems to have done this to himself by his conduct on the forums.

Done what? Your not innocent here pal. You love to get the last word huh. You must be a pain to live with. Always right, always last word.

I start respiratory therapy this august and im very excited, I did my shadowing at a children's hospital and I loved it..... Can anyone tell me if you make more money working at a pediatric hospital or a regular hospital??

From my understanding, All Children's in Tampa does not pay that well (about average). If you decide to work on the NICU with neonates, and get the NPS certification, you'll get 2-5 dollars an hour increase in pay.

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I am getting ready to graduate from this program. It is amazing! If you want to be an RT take MJC's program. You will be able to do your clinicals without having to travel much.

Job market in Modesto is kind of crumby so you maybe should consider that.

I am considering taking the RT program at Maric but Modesto JC also has a program that is less expensive but takes longer-I looked into the online University and I think the most challenging part is getting into a hopital for the training - any suggestions ? any one go to Maric ? I am 39 and have 17 yrs ex in accounting and 0 expirience in healthcare.

Is there a job shortage with Respiratory Techs in San Diego,Ca? Has anyone in San Diego a finished school like Concorde or PIMA and not been placed with a job?

Thanks

Bryan in San Diego, California said: Is there a job shortage with Respiratory Techs in San Diego,Ca? Has anyone in San Diego a finished school like Concorde or PIMA and not been placed with a job?

Thanks

I do know know some of Pima's students did get hired for a full time positions.
As for Concord I have not heard much from them, Grossmont almost all got hired
CCSD have not heard from yet. Hospitals are still advertising full time jobs but they are filling quickly because majority of Rt schools already graduated and many already have their licenses.

RTPBALLER in San Diego, California said: I do know know some of Pima's students did get hired for a full time positions.
As for Concord I have not heard much from them, Grossmont almost all got hired
CCSD have not heard from yet. Hospitals are still advertising full time jobs but they are filling quickly because majority of Rt schools already graduated and many already have their licenses.

Alright thanks for the info I appreciate it. I might check out Grossmont. The lady at PIMA that gave me a tour assumed I was a gang member and I was dressed very professional. She was very rude. I tried to talk to the people at Concorde and they didn't want to answer any of my questions over the phone like they are some top secret organization or something. Thanks for the info

Go to Grossmont. Great program and very cheap. It is not worthed in San Diego to go to a private school. Have a meeting with Lorenda, director of the program. She is a very friendly person and she will answer you all the questions you might have. I'm a second year student there and I don't regret it at all.

MIa in San Diego, California said: Go to Grossmont. Great program and very cheap. It is not worthed in San Diego to go to a private school. Have a meeting with Lorenda, director of the program. She is a very friendly person and she will answer you all the questions you might have. I'm a second year student there and I don't regret it at all.

Thank you Mia. That sounds good. I will have to check that out.I have 35 units at San Diego City College already and I was wondering if is there a waiting list at Grossmont? Thanks again for the info

oops your name is Mla I read the name wrong sorry about that.

I think it is starting this year. last year, when I've got in the program was no waiting list.

MIa in San Diego, California said: I think it is starting this year. last year, when I've got in the program was no waiting list.

Thanks for the info. I will check it out.

Hi everyone & Rolinda,

I'm currently an RT student. I'm wondering what other certifications that an RT could get in addition to their CRT, RRT, & NPS?

I heard of ACLS, and PALS ....what are those? Does an RRT required to have those certified?? Or do you get pay more if you have more certifications?

Right now I just have CPR done. What are some possible certifications that I could get now as an RT student that I could use later as an RRT?

Thank you!

ACLS Advanced cardiac Life suport
PALS pediatric advacned life suport.

The hospitals usually requires them. You'll have to pay between 2-3oo dollars to get them. However, these credentials are not related to RT job. Nurses are required to have them too.

GO TO MT SAC. SIGN UP TO GET ON THE WAITING LIST AND START TAKING YOUR PREREQUISITES. IF YOU TAKE YOUR TIME, IT TAKES 4 YEARS. IF YOUR LUCKY AND IT'S SOMETHING YOU WANT TO DO, IT CAN BE AS FAST AS 2-3 YEARS. IT'S A LOT CHEAPER THAN A PRIVATE COLLEGE.

ACLS and PALS are very much so related to our job. After all, when someone codes, who do they page?

In addition to my question above, how do they get PALS, NRP, ACLS licensed? Can I get those licensed while I'm still an RT student? Do I have to take classes at a college or do I go to a 1-day school like how I got my CPR card?

Does anyone know where I can get PALS, NRP, ACLS?

Thanks for all the information!

it is like CPR. You can go , pay ( NRP- 65 dollars, ACLS and OALS 200 each ) and get certified. Sharp has those classes , kaiser also ...www.Sharp.com

Anyone heard about any of the respiratory programs in Nevada? I have done some research on PIMA and APOLLO college. Both are two year progs. The BBB lists them as satisfactory with no complaints against them.
Anyone know the cost ......or anything.....about their track record?

Thanks!!

Stefiloowho in Henderson, Nevada said: Anyone heard about any of the respiratory programs in Nevada? I have done some research on PIMA and APOLLO college. Both are two year progs. The BBB lists them as satisfactory with no complaints against them.
Anyone know the cost ......or anything.....about their track record?

Thanks!!

are you referring to the Pima college located in san diego?

Allie in Doylestown, Pennsylvania said: I just enrolled in the CHI program in Philadelphia. The only other comp. program was at Gywened Mercy. Which cost more money and takes longer to do!

Hi, I am every interested in that RT program at Chi. I However I was told it was way too pricey? but like you said if I factor in what Gwynned Mercy's cost its going to be more. Can you tell me roughly how much is it? Did you get grants/loans? The admissions lady told me it was 45,000!! And there is a waiting list..did you wait a real long time to start?

RTPBALLER in San Diego, California said: I do know know some of Pima's students did get hired for a full time positions.
As for Concord I have not heard much from them, Grossmont almost all got hired
CCSD have not heard from yet. Hospitals are still advertising full time jobs but they are filling quickly because majority of Rt schools already graduated and many already have their licenses.

I HAVE NOT GOTTEN HIRED YET AND I AM FROM PIMA. IS IT THE FACT THAT IT'S SUMMER THAT MAJORITY OF MY CLASS HAS NOT BEEN HIRED YET OR IS IT THE ECONOMY??

It is very hard to get a job as RT in San Diego. Too many schools. Every summer graduate 150 new RT...do the math. The hospitals prefer Grossmont graduates. Even as a Grossmont graduate is hard to find a permanent job. The advantage is that we get internships during he second year and we get to have more on resume than other students from private colleges You will have more chances outside San Diego.

MIa in San Diego, California said: It is very hard to get a job as RT in San Diego. Too many schools. Every summer graduate 150 new RT...do the math. The hospitals prefer Grossmont graduates. Even as a Grossmont graduate is hard to find a permanent job. The advantage is that we get internships during he second year and we get to have more on resume than other students from private colleges You will have more chances outside San Diego.

Mia
No disrespect to you and your assumption that hospitals prefer GROSSMONT graduates. Did you personally interview every dept. manager at every hospital in San Diego? If so, thats one hell of a feat, but you and I both know that's not the case. I hate to burst your bubble, but I (along with many other classmates) was offered employment at every clinical sight I studied at. Upon graduation and passing the boards, CRT and RRT, I'm now employed at two hospitals in San Diego. Graduating from Grossmont doesn't allow for more on a resume either. Who is feeding you this BS? It's comical, yet pathetic. You think that graduating from Grossmont puts you above the rest, well you're in for a rude awakening. You make a name for yourself with knowledge and performance in the field, not from where you graduated. It's called reality my friend. If you keep buying into this hype that you're superior than the rest because you graduated from a certain school, you will be looking for employment in a different industry.

No, I'm not superior to anybody. In fact, I know people that are superior to me and they know much more than I do. They really kick ass and I don't. Two months ago I spoke with the department directors from Sharp Grossmont, Kaiser Permanente, Alvorado Hospital and UCSD Hillcrest Nicu . In fact, Kaiser hired this summer 4 grads only from Grossmont. The department director called directly the specific 4 grads she knew she wanted and offered them employment. I had my clinical there last semester and she told me this in person. My tutor from mechanical ventilation got one of those jobs. Do you even know how hard it is to get a job in Kaiser because they have union and they do not publish their openings? I'm sorry to tell you, but is the best RT college in San Diego. Not the best in US, how ever, but the best in San Diego. Maybe I'm wrong...I don't know and really I don't think I'm better or superior to you. My opinion is based on direct interaction with the department directors from major hospitals in this city. I had lunch with Eric, the guy who hires in Alvarado fro the pulmonary department and he told me that he had to let go a California College grad after he hired him because the guy was not able to turn on a ventilator. He is also an instructor for california College and he is not pleased with those students. Yes, they have more clinical hours than us, but so what? I'm not superior to anybody for going at this college. it was more a matter of luck for getting in this program. I did nothing special to deserve to be in the best program in San Diego. it is just a matter of luck, nothing else. I realize that. However, this is a real situation and you will find out that in time. Good luck with your career.

MIa in San Diego, California said: It is very hard to get a job as RT in San Diego. Too many schools. Every summer graduate 150 new RT...do the math. The hospitals prefer Grossmont graduates. Even as a Grossmont graduate is hard to find a permanent job. The advantage is that we get internships during he second year and we get to have more on resume than other students from private colleges You will have more chances outside San Diego.

I agree with you here.. Here in San Diego there is no shortage of RT's...yes some retire or go into another line of work, but the sheer number of new grads out wieghs it..

CANDICE in Chandler, Arizona said: I HAVE NOT GOTTEN HIRED YET AND I AM FROM PIMA. IS IT THE FACT THAT IT'S SUMMER THAT MAJORITY OF MY CLASS HAS NOT BEEN HIRED YET OR IS IT THE ECONOMY??

Hi Candice,
Pima's program is still young and the Volpe's are very good. The feedback I got back from thier employer is they are sharp and pick up things quick. In time I do think they will give Grossmont some competition. As for hiring, the trend has been as the new grads get their license they will be looking for a new job as soon as possible. Most managers know this and will pick which they think are the best canidates. Then when summer ends and we move into the colder seasons, they will be looking for more poeple to hire cause they know that our busy season is coming and they will be need time to train their new staff. So don't give up yet keep looking.

MIa in San Diego, California said: True!
I'm, a student at Grossmont college and I tell you: it is not worthed to go to a private college. You learn more and pay almost nothing at my school . The school is intense and I can't understand how somebody can learn everything you need to know in fewer months.

Does anyone know if you have to be put on a wait list for the RT program at grossmont college? Thanks.

starting this fall , it is one year waiting list.

I have an appointment with PIMA in Chula Vista, CA tomorrow morning. After doing a lot of research on-line I have not found much on PIMA. Does anyone know how new their RT program is? The information I found was positive, but I would like to know more. My first choice would be to attend Grossmont if it wasn't for the wait list and all the pre-requisites that are required. I have already visited CCSD (outrageous tuition fees)and talked to the coordinator at Grossmont. I already have a degree so I know some of my units would transfer over. Any information would be appreciated.

Raychel in Vista, California said: I have an appointment with PIMA in Chula Vista, CA tomorrow morning. After doing a lot of research on-line I have not found much on PIMA. Does anyone know how new their RT program is? The information I found was positive, but I would like to know more. My first choice would be to attend Grossmont if it wasn't for the wait list and all the pre-requisites that are required. I have already visited CCSD (outrageous tuition fees)and talked to the coordinator at Grossmont. I already have a degree so I know some of my units would transfer over. Any information would be appreciated.

Hi!
looks like you did alot of foot work already. so here is some info that might help you make you decision.
Pima is still new relaitively new and they are accredited program
From what I gathered Pima does have a good program and the students that did get jobs the employers are happy with them. CCSD does cost alot and the units do not transfer over and the students are having a hard time passing the boards/SAE . Grossmont's program is well entrenched in the medical community and their program got alot strciter and more aggrssive. As for Concord they are still under letter of review.
So it looks like Pima or Grossmont would be a good choice

Funny you say the units don't transfer over, because mine did? I got practically all my GE's transfered over at CCSD. Funny you say CCSD's passing rates are low, because it's at like 93% statistically? Ontop of it, all the staff work in hospitals in SanDiego county, more specifically Scripps Mercy. My classmate even spoke to the respiratory therapy manager at Children's and said to go to either CCSD or Grossmont to go to school.

I will say CCSD is expensive, but it all depends on what a person needs. I would have gone to Grossmont, but my schedule and life does not permit me to. I go to CCSD at night every day of the week because I have pressing things to do during the daytime.

All I have to say is.. don't listen to the naysayers, go with your heart. At the end of the day, only you will be stuck hitting the books and making things happen to you. Go wherever you can that is accredited and wherever you can obtain a piece of paper that says you are eligible to take your CRT and RRT.

Thanks for the responses:) I did have my appointment with Pima last Friday. I do have some time before I make a decision since their new class doesn't start until May 2009. It is a lot less expensive than CCSD and both schools, CCSD and Pima do transfer GE classes (I have met with both) The tuition does go down depending on how many classes transfer. I know Pima is rather new and they do not have statistics posted anywhere because they need at least five years of graduating classes at no less than a 70% passing rate. They have accomplished that (percentage is higher than 70%) yet they cannot post until they have a solid 5 years under their belt (if I remember correctly). They also do have math guides and videos for math review if you need help in that area. I am sure taking advantage of it!

Raychel in Vista, California said: Thanks for the responses:) I did have my appointment with Pima last Friday. I do have some time before I make a decision since their new class doesn't start until May 2009. It is a lot less expensive than CCSD and both schools, CCSD and Pima do transfer GE classes (I have met with both) The tuition does go down depending on how many classes transfer. I know Pima is rather new and they do not have statistics posted anywhere because they need at least five years of graduating classes at no less than a 70% passing rate. They have accomplished that (percentage is higher than 70%) yet they cannot post until they have a solid 5 years under their belt (if I remember correctly). They also do have math guides and videos for math review if you need help in that area. I am sure taking advantage of it!

Hi Raychel, As our economy declines and our unemployment rate rises, it is good to know that Healthcare is one of the few Industries that remains stable and continues to grow. Respiratory Therapy is a great career choice. Have you had the opportunity to shadow an RT?. For students who attend PIMA or CCSD and may want to continue their education, will their class credits transfer to a University College?. Did you find out from CCSD what their graduates' pass rate is for the CRT/RRT NBRC Board Exams?. The variety and excitement each day brings, keeps me interested. I like what I do. Enjoy the ride Raychel. Thank you for your information. It will help those who are still deciding which school to attend. I wish you well. Good journey.

Mai in Spring Valley, California said: Funny you say the units don't transfer over, because mine did? I got practically all my GE's transfered over at CCSD. Funny you say CCSD's passing rates are low, because it's at like 93% statistically? Ontop of it, all the staff work in hospitals in SanDiego county, more specifically Scripps Mercy. My classmate even spoke to the respiratory therapy manager at Children's and said to go to either CCSD or Grossmont to go to school.

I will say CCSD is expensive, but it all depends on what a person needs. I would have gone to Grossmont, but my schedule and life does not permit me to. I go to CCSD at night every day of the week because I have pressing things to do during the daytime.

All I have to say is.. don't listen to the naysayers, go with your heart. At the end of the day, only you will be stuck hitting the books and making things happen to you. Go wherever you can that is accredited and wherever you can obtain a piece of paper that says you are eligible to take your CRT and RRT.

better check your sources.....CCSD pass rate has been below 50% for the last two years (for the CRTT and even lower for the RRT) that is why they are on probation from Coarc ( www.caahep.org ) Like i said before some managers do have a preference on the schools, becasue each school emphasizes what they think employers want.

Thanks for the source.. I looked into it.. and here's what I found.. according to CAAHEP.

Grossmont College - El Cajon, CA
Website: www.gcccd.net
Respiratory Therapy Program
8800 Grossmont College Drive
El Cajon , CA - 92020

Degrees: Associate
Concentrations: Advanced Level
Status: Advanced Level [Probation]

California College San Diego - San Diego, CA
Website: www.cc-sd.edu
Respiratory Therapy Program
2820 Camino Del Rio South
Suite 300
San Diego , CA - 92108

Degrees: Associate
Concentrations: Entry Level, Advanced Level, Advanced Level Eve/Weekend Venue
Status: Advanced Level [Probation]

So both CCSD and Grossmont are on Probation? We still going to compare apples to apples??

Pima Medical Institute-Chula Vista - Chula Vista, CA
Website: www.pmi.edu
Respiratory Therapy Program
780 Bay Blvd
Chula Vista , CA - 91910

Degrees: Associate
Concentrations: Advanced Level

Wowzers, maybe we all should have just applied to PIMA because they aren't on PROBATION.

I could care less, I'm an individual student. I can learn on my own, take tests and handle my own studying. I've been in school before and have worked in the medical field before so that is probably why I have the mentality that if I want to learn something, I can, regardless of where I may be.

The main goal of a board exam is to pass it, so I guess that just means, STUDY HARDER.

Rolinda in Chula Vista, California said: Hi Raychel, As our economy declines and our unemployment rate rises, it is good to know that Healthcare is one of the few Industries that remains stable and continues to grow. Respiratory Therapy is a great career choice. Have you had the opportunity to shadow an RT?. For students who attend PIMA or CCSD and may want to continue their education, will their class credits transfer to a University College?. Did you find out from CCSD what their graduates' pass rate is for the CRT/RRT NBRC Board Exams?. The variety and excitement each day brings, keeps me interested. I like what I do. Enjoy the ride Raychel. Thank you for your information. It will help those who are still deciding which school to attend. I wish you well. Good journey.

Thank you Rolinda. I am excited about changing careers completely! I am looking forward to it very much. No, I have not had the chance to shadow an RT yet, but I do have a strong feeling that when I do, the experience will make me want to follow through with the 2 year program and do well.

To answer your question, I am not 100% sure if these classes for RT at Pima or CCSD transfer to a University. My guess would be that they would transfer over since you would earn an associates degree at either of these schools. If you are interested in attending a University, I suggest you contact any schools that have the program you are interested in and either do-online research or make an appointment with an advisor. I have done this several times in the past and cordinators and advisors have been most helpful at answering questions etc.

No, I do not know what the passing rate is for CCSD but there is someone else who replied and had an answer for that...I believe it too.

Good luck to you in continuing your education:) I know it will payoff!

Raychel in Vista, California said: Thank you Rolinda. I am excited about changing careers completely! I am looking forward to it very much. No, I have not had the chance to shadow an RT yet, but I do have a strong feeling that when I do, the experience will make me want to follow through with the 2 year program and do well.

To answer your question, I am not 100% sure if these classes for RT at Pima or CCSD transfer to a University. My guess would be that they would transfer over since you would earn an associates degree at either of these schools. If you are interested in attending a University, I suggest you contact any schools that have the program you are interested in and either do-online research or make an appointment with an advisor. I have done this several times in the past and cordinators and advisors have been most helpful at answering questions etc.

No, I do not know what the passing rate is for CCSD but there is someone else who replied and had an answer for that...I believe it too.

Good luck to you in continuing your education:) I know it will payoff!

Thank you Raychel. I know you will be successful in school and in your new career as a Respiratory Therapist. Enjoy!. Good journey.

Mai in Spring Valley, California said: Thanks for the source.. I looked into it.. and here's what I found.. according to CAAHEP.

Grossmont College - El Cajon, CA
Website: www.gcccd.net
Respiratory Therapy Program
8800 Grossmont College Drive
El Cajon , CA - 92020

Degrees: Associate
Concentrations: Advanced Level
Status: Advanced Level [Probation]

California College San Diego - San Diego, CA
Website: www.gcccd.net
Respiratory Therapy Program
2820 Camino Del Rio South
Suite 300
San Diego , CA - 92108

Degrees: Associate
Concentrations: Entry Level, Advanced Level, Advanced Level Eve/Weekend Venue
Status: Advanced Level [Probation]

So both CCSD and Grossmont are on Probation? We still going to compare apples to apples??

Pima Medical Institute-Chula Vista - Chula Vista, CA
Website: www.gcccd.net
Respiratory Therapy Program
780 Bay Blvd
Chula Vista , CA - 91910

Degrees: Associate
Concentrations: Advanced Level

Wowzers, maybe we all should have just applied to PIMA because they aren't on PROBATION.

I could care less, I'm an individual student. I can learn on my own, take tests and handle my own studying. I've been in school before and have worked in the medical field before so that is probably why I have the mentality that if I want to learn something, I can, regardless of where I may be.

The main goal of a board exam is to pass it, so I guess that just means, STUDY HARDER.

just to let you know...the probation for Grossmont was something that was NOT under thier control. They reason why is very stupid. Becasue after graduation Grossmont could not control the students to take the RRT. So only a few of the Grossmont grads took and passed the RRT. But don't forget Grossmont has a very high passing rate for CRTT (90% or greater)

Rey, RT baller...are you faculty? I would like to thalk with you more.

Mia in San Diego, California said: Rey, RT baller...are you faculty? I would like to thalk with you more.

no...i just have been in the field for a long time..and as time goes on you meet poeple at seminars, through other people, and etc .. and don't forget the RT community in San Diego is small

as for your questions go ahead and ask away..

I understand now why Grossmont will have next spring a new class , Registry review!!!! It will simulate the the registry exam. Today, in my clinical, I wanted to talk with Barry Winn ( you know who he is ) about this issue, but I wanted to have more informations.

mia in San Diego, California said: I understand now why Grossmont will have next spring a new class , Registry review!!!! It will simulate the the registry exam. Today, in my clinical, I wanted to talk with Barry Winn ( you know who he is ) about this issue, but I wanted to have more informations.

Hi Mia, A Registry Review Class is an excellent idea!. They have an excellent Respiratory Therapy Program. As an alumni of Grossmont College, I am happy to know they continue making improvements to ensure their graduates have the tools they need to pass the NBRC CRT/RRT Board Exams. I would like to share an article I read in The Advance Magazine for Respiratory Care Practitioners titled [Back to School, Respiratory Students Prepare for Another Year]. Grossmont is mentioned under the paragraph header 'Job Market Steady'. It reads, "Jobs seem secure further west as well. About 90 percent of Respiratory Students who graduated in the past two years from Grossmont College, in El Cajon, Calif, have gotten hired in the San Diego area, said Carolina Cruz, secretary for the Respiratory Therapy Program. Grossmont resumed school Aug. 25 with a class of 45". This article indicates that Grossmont graduates' passing rate for the NBRC Board Exams is at least 90 percent. Kudos for Grossmont. Mia, you are attending a great program and will do well on your Board Exams and in the field. Enjoy!. I wish you well. Good journey.

Rolinda in Chula Vista, California said: Hi Mia, A Registry Review Class is an excellent idea!. They have an excellent Respiratory Therapy Program. As an alumni of Grossmont College, I am happy to know they continue making improvements to ensure their graduates have the tools they need to pass the NBRC CRT/RRT Board Exams. I would like to share an article I read in The Advance Magazine for Respiratory Care Practitioners titled [Back to School, Respiratory Students Prepare for Another Year]. Grossmont is mentioned under the paragraph header 'Job Market Steady'. It reads, "Jobs seem secure further west as well. About 90 percent of Respiratory Students who graduated in the past two years from Grossmont College, in El Cajon, Calif, have gotten hired in the San Diego area, said Carolina Cruz, secretary for the Respiratory Therapy Program. Grossmont resumed school Aug. 25 with a class of 45". This article indicates that Grossmont graduates' passing rate for the NBRC Board Exams is at least 90 percent. Kudos for Grossmont. Mia, you are attending a great program and will do well on your Board Exams and in the field. Enjoy!. I wish you well. Good journey.

Thank you!

RTPBALLER in San Diego, California said: Thank you!

Hi RTPBALLER, You're welcome. I appreciate the information you share with us here. It helps us keep in touch with what's happening in our field. Good journey. Thank you.

i live in ny , but i have no time to go to campus can anyone tells a good school in ny ny area that offers RT on line .Any suggestions?I appreciate your help.