RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY
WELCOME
We are so glad you're here! Fletcher's Associate of Applied Science Radiologic Technology degree can be obtained in a little over two years. The Radiologic Technology program admits a new cohort of students into the clinical component of the program once a year in the fall beginning fall 2026.
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
Radiologic Technology is a specialized allied health field focused on the use of radiation—mainly X-rays—to produce diagnostic images of the human body. This program offers students a combination of academic coursework and hands-on clinical training, equipping them to become skilled, compassionate entry-level radiographers who uphold high standards of professionalism and ethics in their interactions with patients and healthcare professionals.
The Radiologic Technology program at Fletcher Technical Community College is an eight semester, 69 credit hour program. It consists of two semesters of pre-requisite coursework and six semesters of clinical. The prerequisite courses are offered face-to-face or online.
The program curriculum and course descriptions can be found in the college catalog.
ADMISSIONS
Fletcher Technical Community College will admit the first clinical cohort into the Associate of Applied Science Radiologic Technology program in the fall of 2026. Students are strongly encouraged to meet with their advisor before scheduling or withdrawing from courses.
Please note the following application submission requirements for the clinical component:
- The following 20 credit hours must be successfully completed (final grade of C) by the end of the spring semester with a cumulative GPA of at least 2.75: BIOL 1140, BIOL 1150, BIOL 1160, BIOL 1170, HUMANITIES ELECTIVE, ENGL 1006 or 1010, MATH 1214/1213 OR MATH 1104/1103, and PSYC 2010
- High school diploma or equivalency
- HESI A2 score of at least 75% in each required component (Anatomy and Physiology, Reading, Math, Grammar, and Vocabulary) (Must be taken within 1 year of application deadline)
- Submission of a clear background check
- Negative drug screen
If you are interested in starting the courses that lead to the AAS in Rad Tech, please apply to the college and select AGS-Rad Tech as your major.
FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES
**This program has a clinical component to complete the program. Please be advised that Fletcher’s Nursing and Allied Health faculty members work closely with many clinical sites to provide an optimal clinical experience for all of its students. Fletcher must follow policies and guidelines set forth by programmatic accreditation boards as well as hospital policies. We must abide by the federal, state, local, college and health care facility mandates and your program completion date is dependent upon our ability to enter and complete training in clinical facilities. Fletcher’s faculty and administration will work with all of our partners to complete clinical hours in a safe and timely manner. We thank you for choosing Fletcher for your career goals and look forward to working with you to achieve success.
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