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Radiologic Science Application Process

How to apply to the Radiologic Science program at TCC.

New to College?

If you are new to TCC and wish to enroll, you need to become a TCC student.

How to Apply

May 1st	Applications open
June 30th at 11:59pm	Applications close

A strong application is of utmost importance for the admissions process. It is required for the applicant to complete the Prerequisites, gain healthcare experience, watch the Information Session, and complete the Gateway to Health Careers.

Prior to application, it is essential that prospective students understand fundamental requirements for participation in a health science education program and career. Please carefully review the Gateway to Health Careers to help determine if direct-patient healthcare is the right career path for you.

Healthcare experiences prior to application into a program is an important way of learning if a career in the healthcare field is right for you. There are many great ways of participation and involvement in the direct patient care arena.

The following list is of acceptable working or volunteer experiences, but it is not limited to those that are mentioned.

Behavioral Health Technician
Certified Nursing Assistant
Dental Assistant
Dental Hygienist
Dialysis Technician
Dietary Technician in a hospital
EKG Technician
Emergency Room Technician
EMT
Health Records/Health Information Associate (Note: must be involved in direct interaction with patients or healthcare providers)
Hospital Unit Clerk
Hospital-based Scribe (Note: must involve direct interaction with healthcare providers)
Licensed Practical Nurse
Medical Assistant
Medical Scribe (Bedside)
Optometric Tech
OT/PT Aide
Paramedic
Patient Care Technician
Patient Transporter (Note: must be in a hospital setting)
Pharmacy Technician
Phlebotomy Technician
Surgical Technician/Scrub Technician (Note: Sterilization Technician will not qualify for patient care experience)
Veterinary Technician
NOTE: this list is not all inclusive

See the Information Session for suggestions on how to improve your application. Please also consider reviewing the Application FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions).

Thank you for your interest in our program!

Apply to the Radiological Science Associate of Applied Science program today!

Download and complete the Healthcare Related Experience Form and upload it to your application.
Download and complete the Application Packet and upload it to your application.
Click the APPLY NOW! button and complete your application.

FAQs

Questions about TCC's Radiologic Science program? Check here!

Upon successful completion of the curriculum courses, graduates may be eligible to take the national certification examination administered by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT). The ARRT has additional criteria that must be met prior to examination. Successful completion of the registry examination results in national certification as a Registered Radiologic Technologist, RT (R) ARRT.
You may refer to Common Course Equivalencies for some of the schools most commonly attended besides TCC. If you do not find your school on the list, you will need to apply for admissions to TCC and send official, sealed transcripts to Enrollment Services, Bldg. 7, Attention: Colleen Spezia.
Most of the prerequisites for the program are listed with the & symbol. If you're taking classes at a Washington State community or technical college, look for the corresponding course at the other college with the & symbol. (e.g., BIOL& 241.) This tells you we have already aligned the learning outcomes of the course to ensure a smooth transfer of credits to TCC. Still not sure? Please talk to an advisor at the college you're currently attending.
Yes, you can still apply for the program, but certain conviction history exclude persons from health care employment. If you have any prior convictions, even if you believe they may be sealed, please consult with the program chair for radiography or the division dean. It is suggested that you contact the ARRT.org to learn if you will be granted access to sit for the national board exam.