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Radiologic Technology

St. Clair County Community College Catalog
2007-08 edition

Program Code: AASRT
ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED ARTS AND SCIENCE DEGREE
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The Associate of Arts and Science degree in Radiologic Technology is a cooperative effort between St. Clair County Community College and radiologic technology schools with which SC4 has a current articulation agreement (Port Huron Hospital and William Beaumont Hospital). The degree program combines occupation specific courses from a certified radiologic technology training facility with the general education courses and specific support courses offered through SC4. At least 34 credits must be completed through SC4.

NOTE: Admission to a certified radiologic technology school and credentialing as a radiologic technologist are separate processes from enrollment in the SC4 degree program. SC4 offers courses that may meet the Radiologic Technology admission prerequisites and also those listed below which lead to the AAS degree. Students seeking the SC4 AAS degree in Radiologic Technology may enroll before, after, or concurrent with their hospital based radiologic technology program. Students interested in Radiologic Technology are advised to contact a representative of the participating radiologic technology schools and meet with an SC4 advisor for information on the SC4 courses and degree option.

Suggested Course Sequence
FIRST YEAR – 1st Semester
Semester Hours
ENG 101 English Composition I WR
3
CIS 115* Microcomputer Applications CL
4
BIO 171 Human Anatomy and Physiology I (pre-RAD program)  
3
PS 101 Introduction to Political Science GA GP
3
MTH 110**Intermediate Algebra CT MA
4

 
17
2nd Semester
Semester Hours
ENG 102 English Composition II WR
3
PSY 180 Introduction to Psychology CT
4
SPC 101 Speech Communications OC
3
Elective Critical Thinking Elective  
3
SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology GA
3
BIO 172Human Anatomy and Physiology II 
3

 
19

Certified Radiologic Technology School

Semester Hours

Transfer of 30 credits from a certified radiologic technology school with which SC4 has a current articulation agreement***.

30
Range Total Credit Hours = 66, Range Total Contact Hours = 65-68
 
* CIS 120 or higher
*** MTH 112 or higher
*** Articulated credit is awarded to students who have completed a certified radiologic technology program. Students must provide proof of certification to the Registrar. Credit awarded is only applicable to the Radiologic Technology Associate Degree Program at SC4 and will be added after the student has completed the program requirements.