Radiologic Technology, A.A.S.

General Education Program Requirements

ACFS 1015 Success@SCC  Credit:1 

Select courses from GELOs listed below to meet the minimum number of credit hours listed for each.  Follow this link for a list of General Education Courses (GELOs)   

GELO #1: Speech Communication Credits: 3

GELO #2: Written Communication Credits: 3

GELO #3: Critical Thinking and Problem Solving Credits: 4

• BIOS 2130 - Human Physiology  

GELO #4: Global Awareness and Citizenship Credits: 3

• SOCI 1010 - Introduction to Sociology  

GELO #5: Analytical, Quantitative and Scientific Reason Credits: 4

• BIOS 1140 - Human Anatomy     

(Anatomy & Physiology must be completed within the last 5 years prior to application to the program)

Radiologic Technology Courses

Student must be accepted into the program before any RADT classes are taken.

• RADT 1114 - Principles of Patient Care Credits: 2
• RADT 1115 - Imaging Procedures 1 with Lab Credits: 3.5
• RADT 1117 - Radiographic Physics 1 Credits: 2.5
• RADT 1119 - Clinical Education 1 Credits: 4
• RADT 1125 - Imaging Procedures 2 with Lab Credits: 3.5
• RADT 1127 - Radiographic Physics 2 Credits: 2.5
• RADT 1147 - Advanced Imaging Credits: 1
• RADT 2266 - Radiographic Pathology 1 Credits: 1.5
• RADT 2267 - Radiographic Pathology 2 Credits: 1.5
• RADT 1129 - Clinical Education 2 Credits: 3.5
• RADT 1134 - Radiation Biology Credits: 2
• RADT 1139 - Clinical Education 3 Credits: 3.5
• RADT 2276 - Imaging Applications Credits: 2.5
• RADT 1149 - Clinical Education 4 Credits: 5
• RADT 2277 - Radiology Capstone Credits: 1
• RADT 2288 - Registry Review Credits: 1
• RADT 2259 - Clinical Education 5 Credits: 5
• RADT 2269 - Clinical Education 6 Credits: 5

Optional Courses:

• RADT 2502 - Vascular Interventional Radiography Credits: 1
• RADT 2503 - Computed Tomography Credits: 1

Special Program Requirements

1. Submit copy of a current American Heart Association Basic Life Support CPR card upon application to program. See Getting Started Checklist for specific CPR requirements.
2. Submit completed Health Statement to the Health Sciences Division (upon application to program)  at healthsciences@southeast.edu. See program website.
3. A criminal background check will be required of each student in this program. Based on the background check, a student may be prevented from taking certain courses, accessing certain laboratory experiences, or completing the program. A non-refundable fee of $45 will be accessed for this CBC. Misdemeanor or felony convictions may prevent a graduate from acquiring a state license.
4. Students admitted to a Health Sciences program at SCC requiring a clinical rotation at a contracted healthcare facility will submit to initial drug and alcohol testing prior to the first clinical rotation. A non-refundable fee of $44 will be accessed for the drug screen.
5. All students must receive a cumulative grade point average of 2.5 in the general education courses and a cumulative grade point average of 2.75 in the science courses. Science courses include Anatomy, Physiology. General education courses include speech communication, written communication, math, and social science.
6. All RADT courses must be completed with a grade of 75% (C+) or higher to progress through the program. (If a student receives less than a C+ or 75% in any Radiography program course, the student is dismissed and may recycle into the program, within one year, if there is an opening in the program that term and they meet program recycle requirements.)
7. Students taking online courses are required to attend a radiology workshop at the SCC Lincoln Campus each year. Students are responsible for travel and lodging expenses.
8. Program offers web-based courses but requires supervised clinicals/practicums/labs at identified locations.

9. A laptop computer is required for students in this program (see computer system requirements).

Total: 68.5 hours