How to become a paramedic in the US?

In the U.S. To become a Paramedic you can start with EMT-Basic, which may even be a supplement to ease the burden of another university next semester. In general, this class is taught in votechs, community colleges and ambulance companies. Some places offer more than 2 to 3 weeks, what you could do on a break. There are also online courses for both EMTs and paramedics to do and then a couple of weekends arrangements (EMT-B). Do not pay a lot of money for this class because it is entry level.
 
About the certificate
 
The caregiver is certified in most states the hours of training ranging from 600 - 1400 hours. In Texas, you can do this in 3 months. There are also online programs for this certificate. Aside from that found in votechs classes and community colleges. Again, do not pay a high price for this program. Some private votechs want $ 10k - $ 22k in 6 months of training.
 
About the labor market
 
The next thing you have to consider is the labor market. To earn decent money in some places they are needed to become a firefighter since much of the EMS will be with the Fire Department. That is a highly competitive to get work and might be able to complete three degrees before being hired if they ever hired.
 
Consider this
 
It's really an advantage to stay in college. Place the EMT-B and see how you like. You may be surprised to discover that there is nothing like you see on TV.