Greenville Technical College offers a two-phase radiologic technology program. The first phase consists of eight general education courses and must be completed either on a part-time or full-time schedule prior to beginning the second phase, which includes the major courses in the field. The curriculum within this program meets the standards of the American Society of Radiologic Technologists. The second phase of this program requires a full-time commitment over five semesters during the daytime. Students are required to complete some clinical requirements during the evening or weekends throughout the program. Courses include introduction to radiography, radiographic imaging, radiographic physics, radiation biology and fluoroscopic procedures.
Greenville Technical College
PO Box 5616
Greenville, SC 29606
864-250-8111
gvltec.edu
York Technical College has an associate’s degree program in radiologic technology that is accredited by the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology. After successfully completing this program, students are able to sit for the certification examination that is administered by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists. A limited number of students are admitted into this program every year, and other students must put themselves on the waiting list; the typical waiting period can be from two to three years. Students complete the program in six semesters over the course of two years beginning with the summer semester. Courses include radiology patient care procedures, radiographic imaging, radiographic physics, radiographic procedures and radiation biology.
York Technical College
452 South Anderson Road
Rock Hill, SC 29730
803-327-8000
yorktech.edu
Horry-Georgetown Technical College has an associate’s degree program in radiologic technology that teaches students, among other things, how to develop interpersonal skills, critical thinking and being prepared for lifelong learning. The program holds its accreditation from the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology. Coursework for this program is completed on a full-time schedule in five semesters over the course of two years. Courses include anatomy and physiology, radiographic procedures, probability and statistics, radiographic imaging and applied radiography. Students also take courses including an introduction to computers, public speaking, general psychology and radiation biology.
Horry-Georgetown Technical College
2050 Highway 501 East
Conway, SC 29528
843-347-3186
hgtc.edu