What are the prerequisites?
Click here (PDF) to get a list of all the general requirements and prerequisites.  Attend an Allied Health Information Session in-person or online to learn more.
 

Online Allied Health Information Session

How are transfer credits evaluated?
If you have transfer credits, it is recommended that you have your credits evaluated by requesting an official Credit Evaluation (PDF).  You can also use the Equivalency Chart (PDF) as a guide.
 
When are applications accepted?
The program starts every spring quarter and takes 2 years to complete.  Applications are accepted in early January. 

What are the application requirements?
You must be 18 by the start of the clinicals to apply (clinicals start the fifth quarter of the program).  You must also be on track to complete all general requirements and prerequisites (PDF) before the start of the program.  Once those requirements are met, complete the steps below.

• Read the application instructions
• Complete the RT Application
• Submit your application by the application due date

How are applications evaluated?
Selection of students for the program is based on grades.  Specifically, the program considers:

• Your cumulative college GPA
• Your average grade from BIOL& 241 and BIOL& 242 (or equivalent)
• Repetition of these courses may affect your application
• Your highest English composition grade

What do I need to complete if I am accepted?
All applicants will be notified about a month after applying.  If you are accepted to the program, you must complete all the requirements detailed on this page (PDF) as well as all items listed in the acceptance packet.  You should also be prepared to pay a $50, non-refundable, acceptance fee.
 
What else should I know before applying?

• Acceptance to WVC does not guarantee acceptance to the Radiologic Technology program.
• If you leave the program for any reason, contact the program director to discuss your re-entry options (509.682.6677).
• Read about technical standards and essential functions here (PDF).
• Conviction of certain crimes may prevent completion of the clinical requirements of the program and may prevent future licensure and employment in healthcare.  Read the Ethics and Criminal Convictions section here for more information.