Radiology Tech Schools

Below is a list of imaging schools for radiologic technologists including x ray techs, sonographers, MRI technicians, and radiation therapists. Not sure what radiology tech school is right for you? Check out this quick read on getting certified.
The College of Health Care Professions , Online
Location - Houston, TX, US 77092The College of Health Care Professions is a Texas-based career education school founded by physicians in the Texas Medical Center solely specializing in healthcare education and dedicated to provid... Read More
ProgramsRadiologic Technology - AAS (Completion Program)Radiologic Science Management - Bachelor's DegreeKeiser University , Online
Location - Daytona Beach, FL, US 32114Since 1977, Keiser University has maintained a practical, hands-on approach to career-focused education to help our students achieve their personal and professional goals. Our student-ce...
ProgramsRadiologic Technology, ASSullivan University , Online
Location - Louisville, KY, US 40205Earn your degree from an accredited university by taking all of your classes online. Sullivan University Online delivers high quality online degree programs in an e-Learning environment that allows... Read More
ProgramsLimited Medical Radiography DiplomaRadiologic TechnologyFortis College , Online
Location - Baton Rouge, LA, US 70809Fortis College is a small private college providing in-demand career training for those seeking entry-level positions in a variety of professions.
ProgramsRadiologic Technology
How Long is Rad Tech School?
It takes about 2 years to become a radiologic technologist.
This includes:
- obtaining your associate’s
- completing an ARRT-approved educational curriculum
- meeting the ARRT ethics requirements
- passing the ARRT exam
Known as the Primary Eligibility Pathway, this allows you to earn your ARRT credentials in
- Sonography
- Radiography
- Radiation Therapy
- Vascular Sonography
- Nuclear Medicine Technology
- Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
What Should I look for in Radiology Technician Programs?
When looking for radiology tech programs and speaking to the school’s representative, it’s essential to have a list of questions prepared before visiting with school representatives so as to make the most of the time spent with that representative. The following questions are a great place to start:
- What courses are required?
- How long does it take to earn a degree?
- What is the cost of tuition?
- Are there options for night classes or online classes?
- What requirements must an applicant possess?
- How successful are school graduates in finding work?