LASELL COLLEGE · UNITED STATES
Associate of Science - Radiologic Technology
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Level
- 65 creditsTotal Credits
- 16 monthsProgram Length
- HybridFormat
- Eligible for ARRT CertificationCredentialing
- Average GPA 3.1 for admitted studentsAcademic Profile
- Massachusetts highest employment level for Radiologic TechnologistsCareer Outlook
Lasell University's Associate of Science in Radiologic Technology program provides students with the essential technical skills, patient care expertise, and professional confidence needed to perform diagnostic imaging procedures safely and effectively. Upon graduation, students are eligible to take the national certification examination administered by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT), leading to the credential of Registered Technologist in Radiography (R.T.(R)). This program is ideal for high school graduates interested in a medical career or for individuals with prior college experience seeking a career change. Radiologic technologists play a crucial role in healthcare, assisting physicians by capturing images of patients' bodies to diagnose illnesses and injuries across various clinical settings.
Curriculum
The Radiologic Technology program is a 16-month, 65-credit associate's degree program. The curriculum combines online, self-paced coursework with essential in-person clinical practicums and labs.
- Semester 1
- Anatomy and Physiology IBIO 205
- Intro to Radiologic TechnologyRAD 101
- Radiographic Procedures IRAD 105
- Radiation PhysicsPHYS 112
- Clinical Practicum IRAD 120
- Semester 2
- Writing IWRT 101
- Anatomy & Physiology IIBIO 206
- Image Production & AnalysisRAD 116
- Radiographic Procedures IIRAD 115
- Clinical Practicum IIRAD 340
- Semester 3
- Writing IIWRT 102
- Gen Ed Course (Session I, 8 weeks)KP-IS
- Radiographic Procedures IIIRAD 215
- Radiation Biology & ProtectionRAD 201
- Clinical Practicum IIIRAD 130
- Semester 4
- StatisticsMATH 208
- Gen Ed Course - MultidisiplinaryMDSC 203
- Gen Ed Course - (Session II, 8 weeks)KP-Aesth
- Clinical Practicum IVRAD 340
- Radiographic PathologyRAD 202
- Radiography SeminarRAD 350
Careers
Graduates of the Radiologic Technology program are prepared for entry-level positions and are eligible to sit for the ARRT certification exam. The field offers strong career prospects, with Massachusetts being a top-paying state for radiologic technologists. The U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics projects job growth faster than the average for this occupation.
- Radiologic Technologist
- Diagnostic Imaging Specialist
Entry requirements
High School Diploma or GEDRequired for all applicants. If you have less than 12 college credits, you must submit official high school transcripts or GED records.
College TranscriptsOfficial college transcripts are required if you have completed 12 or more college credits.
International TranscriptsTranscripts/diplomas from coursework completed outside the United States must be evaluated by CED, WES, or SpanTran.
Admission is currently limited to applicants through a partner pathway program with Cape Cod Healthcare. A minimum GPA of 3.1 is typical for admitted students. Applicants should demonstrate strong academic performance, a well-written personal statement expressing passion for patient care, a supportive letter of recommendation, and a clear understanding of the radiologic technologist role.
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How to apply
1. Complete Online ApplicationSubmit the online application form for the Radiologic Technology program.
2. Submit Academic TranscriptsProvide official college transcripts or official high school transcripts/GED records if you have fewer than 12 college credits. Ensure international transcripts are evaluated by a designated service (CED, WES, or SpanTran).
3. Write a Personal StatementCraft a personal statement (around 500 words) explaining your career choice as a Radiologic Technologist and how your experiences will contribute to your success.
4. Submit ResumeInclude a current resume detailing your work experience and qualifications.
5. Provide Letter of RecommendationSubmit one letter of recommendation from a supervisor, faculty member, or teacher.
6. Attend InterviewAll applicants must complete an interview with the Admissions Committee. Interview invitations are sent on a rolling basis after application completion.
Accreditation
The Radiologic Technology program is currently pursuing accreditation through the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT).