Thank you. My only concern is that...(sm)
Posted By: Sheryl on 2005-10-18
In Reply to: My advice is to do the abbreviated course at M-TEC for people with prior medical - see message
it would take too much time to complete the program and start earning some money. It is scary to be living on your savings. I will look into that option though.
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The question appeared to concern
the number of lines per hour, not the number of characters per line. If that was, indeed, the OP's question, then 80-90 lines per hour is very doable. I generally average about 300 lph when I'm really focused and have done as much as 350 with an easy dictator for whom I have lots of shortcuts. It will, of course, vary with the length of the line involved.
The 65-character line is common for some facilities, but certainly not all. I charge by the gross line (any line with typing on it, even only one word). For one of my clients, the longest line for any of their formats is 55 characters. It just depends on the client.
My suggestion: Call Linda from Andrews & Kathy or Susan from M-TEC, explain your concern for their
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