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RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED TECHNOLOGY DEGREE
CURRICULUM COURSES
Length of Program
One quarter prerequisites, seven quarters professional courses
Entrance Dates
Beginning of any quarter for preoccupational courses, winter quarter for occupational courses.
Entrance Requirements
Applicants must make minimum scores in reading, writing and math on the Admissions Placement Test (ASSET) or one of the approved entrance tests (SAT or ACT)to be admitted as regular students. Acceptable math and English courses may be used in lieU of an entrance exam for transfer students.
Age
17 years old for entrance into core classes
18 years old for clinical courses
Education
High School Diploma or equivalent
All applicants must be able to attend school regularly and meet the physical demands of the profession outlined in the Program Handbook. Additionally, all health care students must complete a Medical Checklist prior to being allowed to enter clinical education courses.
Entrance to Program
Students must complete all of the following prior to admittance to the professional portion of program:
Completion of Health Care Providers CPR Certification.
Completion of 16 hours of clinical observation.
Completion of Health information packet.
Completion of College entrance requirements.
Completion of all prerequisite courses with a grade of “C” or above. (Click on the link above for the list of program courses).
Upon completion of the above requirements, the student will be placed on the “program waiting list” in Student Services.
Upon acceptance into the program, a minimum of 135 credit hours is required for graduation.
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RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY DIPLOMA CURRICULUM COURSES
Length of Program
One quarter prerequisites, seven quarters professional courses
Entrance Dates
Beginning of any quarter for preoccupational courses, winter quarter for occupational courses.
Entrance Requirements
Applicants must make minimum scores in reading, writing and math on the Admissions Placement Test (ASSET) or one of the approved entrance tests (SAT or ACT)to be admitted as regular students. Acceptable math and English courses may be used in lieu of an entrance exam for transfer students.
Age
17 years old for entrance into core classes
18 years old for clinical courses
Education
High School Diploma or equivalent
All applicants must be able to attend school regularly and meet the physical demands of the profession outlined in the Program Handbook. Additionally, all health care students must complete a Medical Checklist prior to being allowed to enter clinical education courses.
Entrance to Program
Students must complete all of the following prior to admittance to the professional portion of program:
Completion of Health Care Providers CPR Certification.
Completion of 16 hours of clinical observation.
Completion of Health information packet.
Completion of College entrance requirements.
Completion of all prerequisite courses with a grade of “C” or above. (Click on the link above for the list of program courses).
Upon completion of the above requirements, the student will be placed on the “program waiting list” in Student Services.
Upon acceptance into the program, a minimum of 123 credit hours is required for graduation.
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MAMMOGRAPHY CERTIFICATE CURRICULUM COURSES
Length of Program
One or two quarters
Entrance Dates
Beginning of any quarter, offered online.
Entrance Requirements
Applicants must make minimum scores in reading, writing and math on the Admissions Placement Test (ASSET) or one of the approved entrance tests (SAT or ACT)to be admitted as regular students. Acceptable math and English courses may be used in lieu of an entrance exam for transfer students. You must be an R.T.(R) in order to enter the program. The mammography program consists of 3 courses, RAD 251, RAD 252 & RAD 253. RAD 251 is clinical, RAD 252 is positioning & anatomy and RAD 253 is the equipment, QA and physics. See Lori Kilgo for more information about the mammography program
Age
18 years old for entrance into the Health Technologies Program.
Education
High School Diploma or equivalent
Open to applicants with certification and a diploma in Radiologic Technology.
All applicants must be able to attend school regularly and meet the physical demands of the profession outlined in the Program Handbook. (Click on the link above for the list of program courses).
Upon acceptance into the program, a minimum of 16 credit hours is required for graduation.
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