Medic School?

Bethany Foster

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I'm an emt-b and have been for a year, going to college for paramedicine. I'm supposed to be sending in my application to the program next week. Problem is that I don't see myself getting accepted, and here's why. I'm 19, and have only logged 157 calls.

I've done all that the program requires for admission, scored above the 80th percentile on the TEAS V, rode on an ALS rig right out of EMT school, followed the four year program that my college outlined for gen eds and training. I have the letters of rec. and an internship (EMT) for the spring. Not to mention the almost four years prior that I spent doing ride alongs.

From your experience do people my age get accepted/considered for paramedic programs? I'm trying to give myself a pep talk so that I can hand in my packet and feel like I actually stand a chance.
 
Does the school say it has an age requirement? If you meet the requirements, I don't see an issue. A lot of people in this field are actually kinda young.
 
You sounds like a qualified candidate to me. Good luck!
 
Unless there is a rule you should be fine.

You never know if you'll get accepted unless you apply.
 
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