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6. Proper execution of patient imaging procedures including computer processing and image
enhancement, and laboratory testing, while demonstrating an empathetic and instructional approach to
patient care.
7. Application of knowledge of radiation physics and safety regulations to limit radiation exposure of
the general public, patient, fellow workers, and self to as low as reasonably achievable (ALARA).
8. Ability to perform quality assurance procedures as required by various regulatory agencies.
9. Professional growth and development through participation in medical and technical education to
enhance the quality of patient care.
10. Commitment to making a significant contribution to the healthcare team by an understanding of
departmental organization and function in relation to the healthcare delivery system as a whole.
11. Development of a holistic caregiver’s perspective and an appreciation and respect for cultural
diversity.
12. The knowledge and ability to successfully pass the NMTCB and ARRT (N) board exams.

Program Calendar
Fall Semester 2020 Spring Semester 2021
Class Begins July 06 Class Begins January 04
Labor Day September 07 Spring Break March 22-26
Fall Break September 21-25 Memorial Day May 31
Thanksgiving Break November 26-27 Spring Semester Ends June 11
Fall Semester Ends December 11 Commencement & June 14
Graduation*
+ Dates subject to change.

* Students having “time” to make-up do not graduate until verification is provided that all time has been
made up and graduation requirements fulfilled. Graduation requirements include completion of all
required clinical competencies.

Application Deadline
In accordance with the entry registration date, the Selection Committee must complete its work prior to
arrival of the incoming class. In order to facilitate selection of the incoming new class and its entry
registration, a preferred application final date of March 1st has been established with materials due by
th
March 15 .

Application Requirements
Application requirements include satisfactory completion of application requirements as identified in both
the Applicant & Admission section and school specific section of the Catalog. Completion of the
application requirements is required before the applicant file is reviewed by Selection Committee.
Completion of the application process does not guarantee selection/admission into the program.

1. An applicant must be a high school graduate or have a GED prior to the program start date. Please
note that these are minimum requirements and applicants are ranked according to academic criteria.
The applicant must submit an official transcript from the high school from which they graduated.
2. American College Test (ACT) results. The Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) may be submitted in lieu
of the ACT. The SAT is evaluated utilizing an ACT/SAT (Critical Reading + Math) concordance
scale available on the ACT website.
3. Official transcript from the University of Central Arkansas or Henderson State University with a 2.5
G.P.A. or higher and completion of required credit hours of the prescribed curriculum or an official
transcript from an accredited university or college indicating that the applicant has been awarded a

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