Radiologic Technology Program Application Process

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Application Process Checklist

Thank you for your interest in NPC's Radiologic Technology program. Please complete all of  the following steps. 

Applications are accepted January through April 15.

  • No personal items allowed such as pens, pencils, calculators, etc. The Testing Center will provide scratch paper, pencils and a calculator.
  • You must meet the minimum requirement of a 60% composite score. 
    • The exam may be taken twice if you do not meet the minimum score requirement. You will need to log into your ATI TEAS account to pay for and schedule your second test. 
  • Your TEAS scores are valid for two years.

Turn in your completed Radiologic Technology Application and attached unofficial transcripts to one of the Nursing and Health Science administrative assistants located on the second floor of the Frederick M. Dierks Center for Nursing and Health Sciences. All paperwork, including your application, must be completed and submitted to the Radiologic Technology program by April 15.

Admissions Selection Process

Each student will be ranked using the Radiologic Technology Admissions Assessment rubric. The top 20-25 students, according to the ranking, will be contacted for an in-person interview with the Radiologic Technology Admissions Committee.

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Admissions Procedures

Admission process to the Radiologic Technology Program is selective. Minimum GPA (grade point average) for admission consideration is 2.5. All Science courses must be completed within the last 7 years. Grade point averages are calculated using only the pre-requisite courses required in the Radiologic Technology program, see the Radiologic Technology Admissions Assessment. Selection decisions are made after final grades are posted for the spring semester and once the full admissions process has been completed for all students.

Criteria for admission:

  • Minimum 2.5 GPA (grade point average) from required pre-requisite courses. All pre-requisite or co-requisite courses must be completed with a C or better. All science courses must be completed within the last seven years.
  • All students applying for the program must take the ATI TEAS Version 7 Exam. A minimum score of 60% is required to be considered for the program. This test may be taken twice per admission cycle.
  • Once the TEAS exam is successfully completed and requirements are met, qualifying applicants are ranked according to the Radiologic Technology Admissions Assessment. The number of students accepted into the program depends directly on the available clinical capacity, maximum of 16 students per cohort.

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Name:

ID:

A. Education/Highest Level Completed and Previous Health Care Experience
Associate Degree Bachelor Degree Master's Degree Student Worked in HealthCare Field recently/for a time 6 monts or more NPC Medical Professions High School Program Completer Points:
+1 +2 +3 +2 +2  

 

Did you apply to the Rad Tech Program last year? Were you given an alternate status last year? Student did not attend information session. 
Yes = +1 Yes = +2 = -2

 

B. ATI TEAS TESTING
ATI TEAS Score: ATI TEAS Score Breakdown:
Overall Score Points: 70 - 79% - +1 80 - 89% - +2 90 - 100% - +3
95 - 100%: +8   Section: Score: Points:
90 - 94%: +7 Reading Score    
85 - 89%: +6 Math Score    
80 - 84%: +5 Science Score    
75 - 79%: +4

*Students allowed to take the TEAS two times per admissions cycle.

*Second TEAS attempt will be used to score.

70 - 74%: +3
65 - 69%: +2
60 - 64%: +1 Date of TEAS Test  
Total TEAS Points  

 

C. College Program Pre-Requisites

Science Courses

These courses can be no older than 7 years

Liberal Arts Courses
A = 6 B = 4 C = 2 A = 3 B = 2 C = 1
  Grade Points   Grade Points
*Anatomy and Physiology I     *Medical Terminology    
*Anatomy and Physiology II     *College Algebra    

*Denotes courses that must be completed by the end of Spring semester of the year student is applying for.

If a course is repeated, minus one point. Students who take a course more than two times, no points are given.

*English Comp I

   
English Comp II    
Select one of the following:
General Psych    
Introduction to Sociology    
Total Points for Academic Course Work:  

 

Add A, B, & C = Total Points  

Revised July 2024