Radiologic Technology - Associate of Applied Science

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Learn diagnostic medical imaging, including how to operate equipment. Complete this program exclusively on weekdays, or in a combination of day, evening and weekend classes.

Special program application: you must fulfill certain requirements before requesting a program application.

What can I do with this degree?
Career Options: Take the medical radiography exam by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists and qualify to work in hospitals, clinics and doctors' offices.

Academic Options: Continue taking courses to earn a Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Post-degree Certificate.

Locations: West Campus

Department/Contact Information: Division Dean: 206-6783, Lead Faculty: 206-3104

PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
Students must receive a C grade or better in all core courses to progress to the next semester.

General Education Requirements This section lists general education requirements that are not fulfilled by core or support courses. * Select courses to fulfill C or G requirements.**
Reading Requirement: complete this requirement before enrolling in general education courses
Humanities and Social Science Requirement: Select a course from the Humanities/Fine Arts or Leadership/Ethics category.		3
Computer and Information Literacy Requirement		1-3
Subtotal		4-6
Course #	Course Title	Credits
Required Core Courses
RAD 170/170LB	Medical Imaging Fundamentals	3
RAD 171/171LB	Radiographic Positioning I	4.5
RAD 172/172LB	Medical Imaging Technology I	3.5
RAD 173LB	Clinical Education I	6
RAD 174/174LB	Radiographic Positioning II	4.5
RAD 175/175LB	Medical Imaging Technology II	3.5
RAD 176LB	Clinical Education II	6
RAD 177LC	Clinical Education III	6
RAD 181/181LB	Radiographic Positioning III	4.5
RAD 182/182LB	Medical Imaging Technology III	3.5
RAD 183LC	Clinical Education IV	4
RAD 184/184LB	Radiographic Positioning IV	4
RAD 185	Clinical Seminar	1
RAD 186LB	Clinical Education V	6
Subtotal		60
Required Support Courses
PSY 101	Introduction to Psychology	4
WRT 101	Writing I	3
WRT 102	Writing II	3
Subtotal		10
Total		74-76

* Other general education requirements are fulfilled by required core and support courses: Communication - WRT 101, WRT 102; Analysis and Critical Thinking - program prerequisites; Humanities and Social Science - PSY 101 fulfills 4 credits in the Social Science category.

** Select courses so that at least one course is marked "C" (cultural diversity) or "G" (global awareness).