During or following the completion of the pre-professional courses, students may apply to the professional program in Radiologic Technology. All prerequisites must be completed by the end of the Spring semester prior to Fall admission to the program. Prerequisites may not be completed during the summer for admission to the next fall class. The professional program consists of five semesters of full-time study leading to an Associate Degree. Classes and labs are conducted in the facilities of the School of Allied Health Sciences at the Health Sciences Campus.
Students receive their clinical education at local and regional medical facilities.
Faculty advisors are available, however, becoming informed regarding the program course requirement, admissions criteria, graduation requirements, and program registration is the responsibility of the student enrolled in the program, as well as the interested program applicant. Criteria for graduation depends on the year that the student entered the program and the specific requirements identified in year in which the student enrolled. Certification Upon completion of the Radiologic Technology Program the student is eligible to apply for the National Registry Examination for Radiography. Tuition and Financial Aid Program tuition is based on the criteria identified by the University of Louisville and is published by the Registrar's Office. Students in the Radiologic Technology Program are classified as full time, which means that 12 or more credit hours are taken in any given semester.