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Classes begin during the last full week of June each year, but selection of students is completed by April 1. Applications and other required documentation must be postmarked by February 1 of the year in which the student hopes to gain admission. Student selection is a two-part process that begins with a review of student academic transcripts. An impartial scoring system is used to rank applicants on the basis of performance in the following recommended prerequisites - Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Anatomy/Physiology, Computer Science, Algebra and other advanced Maths. Courses may be taken through high school or college, with credit awarded based upon the course grade point average. A lesser amount of credit is given for courses taken through business colleges or technical programs.
United Hospital Center’s School of Radiologic Technology charges a tuition of $6,000 for the training period, which is payable in quarterly installments of $750. United Hospital Center’s School of Radiologic Technology does NOT participate in Federal Financial Aid; therefore, students may not receive student loans or federal grants to offset educational costs.
An Associate of Applied Science Degree at Fairmont State Community and Technical College is now available as an admission option for students entering United Hospital Center School of Radiologic Technology. In addition to completing the hospital-based radiologic curriculum, general education courses are required. Tuition and fees are greater for students enrolling through FSC&TC, but this admission option provides access to federal financial aid programs and the WV PROMISE Scholarship to offset school-related expenses.
If you are intersted in this admission option you must complete a Fairmont State Application for Admission and return to the Office of Admissions. This may be done by requesting an application at the Clarksburg or Fairmont campuses, calling 304-367-4000 or online at www.fscwv.edu.
Admission Requirements for United Hospital Center’s School of Radiologic Technology:
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The applicant must be a High School Graduate or have successfully completed a standard equivalency test (GED).
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The applicant must have documented test results from the American College Test (ACT) with a minimum composite score of 18 (or an SAT score of 900).
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The applicant must have maintained a minimum grade point average of 2.5 and be in the upper half of his high school graduation class.
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After submitting all of the required educational materials to the Program Director for admission consideration, these documents will then be individually evaluated according to a Weighted Value Scale.
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Applicants should submit:
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Completed program application (must be postmarked by February 1).
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High School Transcript, including cumulative GPA - current Senior students must include courses completed through the first senior semester (must be postmarked by February 1).
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GED scores may be submitted in lieu of a high school transcript.
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ACT or SAT scores (must be postmarked by February 1).
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Academic transcripts for completed college courses or any postsecondary training programs (must be postmarked by February 1).
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Documentation regarding any work or volunteer experience that involved direct patient care- information should include a brief description of duties, length of involvement and the name of a supervisory individual that may be contacted for verification (must be postmarked by February 1).
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Only individuals with academic scores are selected for personal interviews with the faculty, which are conducted in mid- March. A maximum of fifteen students are selected to begin training each June. Five applicants are ranked as alternates and are notified in the event that a student chooses not to accept their position.
Please direct completed applications or inquiries to:
Education Coordinator
United Hospital Center Diagnostic Training Programs
PO Box 1680
Clarksburg, WV 26302-1680
304-624-2895
For a list of training programs and information about a career in Radiologic Technology, visit www.asrt.org or www.jrcert.org.
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