Offering monthly seminars, this organization strives to promote education and advance the profession of radiologic technology. The first step is acceptance to the C.W. Post Campus of Long Island University. A formal application must be made to the Admissions Committee of the C.W. Post Campus. For information about scholarships and financial aid see our guide to Scholarships and Financial Aid . The second step requires a formal application to the Radiologic Technology Program.
Students enter the professional portion of the program in the fall semester of their junior year.
Freshmen and transfer students desiring to enter the program must have completed approximately 64 academic credits of liberal arts and sciences course work to be eligible for entrance to the Radiologic Technology Program. Students are advised to contact the program office beginning in the month of January prior to the fall semester in which they wish to enter. The program's admission procedure includes a separate application form, letters of reference, a personal statement, an entrance examination and an interview with members of the Radiologic Technology Admissions Committee. The Radiologic Technology Admissions Committee will make the final selections of candidates who are admitted into the program. Admission to the Radiologic Technology Program is highly competitive.