Yuba College Radiologic Technology Program Overview
๐ Application & Program Timeline
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Application Period: Once per year, every Spring (March 15โ31)
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Program Length: 22 months
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Degree Awarded: Associate of Science (A.S.) in Radiologic Technology upon successful completion
โ ๏ธ Program Type
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This is a full-scope Radiologic Technology program that prepares students for national certification through the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT).
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This is not a limited license program. Graduates will be eligible to sit for the ARRT national certification exam and apply for full licensure in California and other applicable states.
๐ซ Program Location & Structure
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Primary Instruction Site: Yuba College, Marysville campus
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Selected Cohort Size:
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20 students assigned to the Marysville area
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5 students assigned to the Redding area
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5 alternates selected annually for potential admission if seats open for the application year.
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Redding Applicants:
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Apply via the same process (no separate Redding campus)
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Must attend in-person positioning labs (RADT 3A & 3B) on Mondays during the first Fall and Spring semesters. In person requirements for the second year of the program just not as heavy.
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๐ Admission Notes
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All accepted students and alternates are required to attend a mandatory in-person orientation in May
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Beginning in 2024, the all-day orientation replaces the former RT 55 course
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Failure to attend orientation will result in the revocation of conditional acceptance
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Alternates who are not offered a seat for the current year must reapply the following cycle and resubmit official transcripts. They will receive priority consideration the following year, but admission is not guaranteed.
๐ Coursework & Units
A detailed list of Radiologic Technology courses, semester sequencing, and unit hours is available in theย Yuba College Catalog
๐ Important Reminders
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All transcripts must be submitted by January 31 of the application cycle year
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Students must complete all application fieldsโincomplete applications will not be reviewed
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Marysville is the only official campus; Redding cohort members must plan for travel as needed, a signed agreement of travel up to 125 miles is required by all students.
Additional information is available in the Yuba College Catalog
Course ID | Course Description | Semester | College Units | Course Type |
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RT 1 | Fundamentals of Radiologic Sciences and Health Care | First Fall Semester | 4 | Hybrid |
RT 2 | Radiation Physics and Equipment | First Fall Semester | 4 | Hybrid |
RT 3A | Radiographic Procedures I | First Fall Semester | 3 | Hybrid but on campus lab |
RT 6A | Radiologic Technology Internship 1 | First Fall Semester | 5.5 | Assigned Clinical Facility |
RT 3B | Radiographic Procedures 2 | Second Spring Semester | 3 | Hybrid but on campus lab |
RT 4 | Principles of Radiation: Physics, Biology, and Protection | Second Spring Semester | 2 | Online |
RT 5 | Principles of Radiation Expsoure and Equipment | Second Spring Semester | 4 | Hybrid |
RT 6B | Radiologic Technology Internship 2 | Second Spring Semester | 4.5 | Assigned Clinical Facility |
RT 6C | Radiologic Technology Internship 3 | First Summer Semester | 7 | Assigned Clinical Facility |
RT 3C | Radiographic Procedures 3 | Second Fall Semester | 3 | Hybrid |
RT 6D | Radiologic Technology Internship 4 | Second Fall Semester | 8 | Assigned Clinical Facility |
RT 7 | Advanced Radiographic Studies | Second Fall Semester | 1 | Online/Hybrid |
RT 8 | Radiographic Pathology and Image Critique | Second Fall Semester | 2 | Online/Hybrid |
RT 3D | Radiographic Procedures 4 | Third Spring Semester | 2 | Online |
RT 6E | Radiologic Technology Internship 5 | Third Spring Semester | 8.5 | Assigned Clinical Facility |
RT 9 | Advanced Modalities | Third Spring Semester | 2 | Online |
RT 12 | Radiologic Technology Board Review | Third Spring Semester | 1.5 | Hybrid/with campus days assigned |