Yuba College Radiologic Technology Program Overview

๐Ÿ“… Application & Program Timeline

  • Application Period: Once per year, every Spring (March 15โ€“31)

  • Program Length: 22 months

  • Degree Awarded: Associate of Science (A.S.) in Radiologic Technology upon successful completion


โš ๏ธ Program Type

  • This is a full-scope Radiologic Technology program that prepares students for national certification through the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT).

  • 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.


๐Ÿซ Program Location & Structure

  • Primary Instruction Site: Yuba College, Marysville campus

  • Selected Cohort Size:

    • 20 students assigned to the Marysville area

    • 5 students assigned to the Redding area

    • 5 alternates selected annually for potential admission if seats open for the application year.

  • Redding Applicants:

    • Apply via the same process (no separate Redding campus)

    • 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.


๐ŸŽ“ Admission Notes

  • All accepted students and alternates are required to attend a mandatory in-person orientation in May

  • Beginning in 2024, the all-day orientation replaces the former RT 55 course

  • Failure to attend orientation will result in the revocation of conditional acceptance

  • 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.


๐Ÿ“š Coursework & Units

A detailed list of Radiologic Technology courses, semester sequencing, and unit hours is available in theย Yuba College Catalog


๐Ÿ“Ž Important Reminders

  • All transcripts must be submitted by January 31 of the application cycle year

  • Students must complete all application fieldsโ€”incomplete applications will not be reviewed

  • 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 IDCourse DescriptionSemesterCollege UnitsCourse Type
RT 1Fundamentals of Radiologic Sciences and Health CareFirst Fall Semester4Hybrid
RT 2Radiation Physics and EquipmentFirst Fall Semester4Hybrid
RT 3ARadiographic Procedures IFirst Fall Semester3Hybrid but on campus lab
RT 6ARadiologic Technology Internship 1First Fall Semester5.5Assigned Clinical Facility
RT 3BRadiographic Procedures 2Second Spring Semester3Hybrid but on campus lab
RT 4Principles of Radiation: Physics, Biology, and ProtectionSecond Spring Semester2Online
RT 5Principles of Radiation Expsoure and EquipmentSecond Spring Semester4Hybrid
RT 6BRadiologic Technology Internship 2Second Spring Semester4.5Assigned Clinical Facility
RT 6CRadiologic Technology Internship 3First Summer Semester7Assigned Clinical Facility
RT 3CRadiographic Procedures 3Second Fall Semester3Hybrid
RT 6DRadiologic Technology Internship 4Second Fall Semester8Assigned Clinical Facility
RT 7Advanced Radiographic StudiesSecond Fall Semester1Online/Hybrid
RT 8Radiographic Pathology and Image CritiqueSecond Fall Semester2Online/Hybrid
RT 3DRadiographic Procedures 4Third Spring Semester2Online
RT 6ERadiologic Technology Internship 5Third Spring Semester8.5Assigned Clinical Facility
RT 9Advanced ModalitiesThird Spring Semester2Online
RT 12Radiologic Technology Board ReviewThird Spring Semester1.5Hybrid/with campus days assigned