To be considered for admission into the clinical phase of the program, a student must demonstrate CUNY proficiency in reading, writing and mathematics;
Successful completion of course or course, course (with a grade of C or higher), course (with a grade of C or higher and taken within 5 years), course or course or course, and course; and a minimum grade point average of 2.7.

Note: Due to the high number of applicants to the clinical phase of the program in recent years, the average GPA for acceptance has been approximately 3.4 or higher.

Transfer Students

Students who wish to transfer into the Radiologic Technology and Medical Imaging program from another college and/or from other college curricula must adhere to all the general admission requirements of the college and department.

To be eligible for admission to the clinical phase of the program, transfer students from other colleges must be in good academic standing, not on probation, and not academically dismissed from continuing in the radiologic technology program at previous college(s).
Transfer students from other colleges must be registered at City Tech for at least one semester prior to being considered for admission to the clinical phase of the program.
Transfer students may not be considered for the clinical phase of the program until they have satisfied all the pre-clinical criteria including a minimum college index of 2.7 and space availability.

Note: Due to the high number of applicants to the clinical phase of the program in recent years, the average GPA for acceptance has been approximately 3.4 or higher.

Other Requirements

The educational requirements of the program include didactic and clinical training. As specified by the JRCERT, clinical training is an essential component achieved through internship programs with affiliated hospitals. The hospitals require criminal background check, drug tests, and proof of students’ legal presence in the US. If a clinical affiliate determines that a student may not take part in its training program based on the results of a criminal background check, drug tests, or immigration status, the student will be unable to complete the clinical course requirements must therefore withdraw from the program.

Any student entering the program who has a misdemeanor or felony record or conviction is required to self-disclose to the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists at www.arrt.org or call 651-687-0048, and New York State Department of Health at www.health.state.ny.us, or call 518-402- 7570. This must be done either before or upon acceptance to the clinical phase of the program; even if there was a negotiated plea or dismissed sentence. Failure to report this information is considered non-disclosure which is a serious infraction that could result in severe penalties including ineligibility or revocation of certification and registration.

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