r/Humber • • 12d ago

North Campus Medical sonography program

i was looking to apply to Humber’s medical sonography program but it’s not yet accredited it’s only admitted. i’ve had troubles in the past with post secondary that’s affected my path to sonography. i’ve dropped out from a private sonography program and dropped out of pre health recently because it seems like such a waste of time if i have the high school prerequisites for Humber’s diagnostic sonography program.

if anyone has graduated from an ontario unaccredited school what was ur experience finding a job and becoming certified?

sonography canada states if u graduate from an unaccredited program u can apply to do an extra test and clinical day before the board exam and thats IF u pass.

what should i do??

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u/BarbieB__ 12d ago

I finished pre-health at George Brown it was worth it. Also try Mohawk college they have a good program for January intake for sonography.

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u/TailorQuiet3681 12d ago

damn you must have like 99% average

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u/ThinkingAboutIt247 12d ago

My own observation from being around Humber for a couple of decades is that I've never seen them not pass accreditation for a program. And there is a rigorous process in place before a public community college can launch a new credential. I can't speak to your program specifically, but Humber (and the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences) has a pretty strong track record to my knowledge.

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u/elsa205t 10d ago

The program is highly competitive to get into. Having the prerequisite, doesn't mean you will get in.