Pay a one-time Radiation Film Badge fee at registration. This is a 24-month Associate Degree Program in which courses are arranged in a meaningful sequence and must be taken in the order planned. The program begins each June with the start of the College's Summer Session. You must furnish your own transportation to all clinical education sites. A variety of scholarships, grants and loans are also available to students.
Early inquiry is important because of early application deadlines.
Any student who misses ten percent or more of the clinical portion of the program each semester is subject to dismissal pending faculty review. Make sure to submit a copy of your test results to the Health Technologies Office. For SBCC transcripts you must go in person to the Admissions Office and request that a copy be sent to the Health Technologies Office. It is the responsibility of the applicant to verify that transcripts have been received by the Health Technologies Office. The Health Technologies Counselors can assist an applicant in planning course schedules, evaluating previously-taken general education courses, etc.