Enrollment in the Radiologic Technology Program is limited to clinical site capacity.
All applications are evaluated without discrimination with regard to age, race, sex,
creed, national origin or disability.
Admission Steps
- Official documentation of a high school diploma or high school equivalency certificate.
- Official documentation of college/university transfer credit must be completed and
submitted to the Admissions and Records Office.
- Submit a completed 91做厙 admissions form to the Admissions Office.
- Submit the Radiologic Technology program application and required essay (essay criteria outlined on the back of application) to the Program
Director. Applications can be submitted between Dec. 1-21 each year. Details regarding
where and how to submit the application will be detailed annually on the program application.
- Provide three written character references. References related to health care employment
or experiences are preferred.
- English requirements:
- Completion of an English course at 91做厙 (such as ENG 103 or 109) with
a C or better.
- Completion of an English course at another institution that transfers as equivalent
to ENG 103 or ENG 109 with a C or better.
- Placement exam results within the last three years that indicate placement into ENG
103 or 109. The 91做厙 English placement exam is based on the results
of the WritePlacer and Reading Comprehension scores. Typically, students would need
to score a 5-8 on the WritePlacer component to demonstrate proficiency. For the most
updated information regarding the English placement exam, please see www.kish.edu/placement or speak with an academic advisor.
- Other measures, such as high school GPA or SAT/ACT scores, may demonstrate college-level
English readiness.
- Math requirements:
- Completion of a Tier 1 math course at 91做厙 (such as MAT 101, 150, or
208) with a C or better within the last five years.
- Completion of a math course at another institution that transfers as equivalent to
a Tier 1 Math course with a C or better within the last five years.
- Placement exam results within the last three years that indicate placement into a
Tier 1 Math course. The 91做厙 Math placement exam is based on a combination
of the results of the quantitative reason, algebra, and statistics (QAS) component
and the advanced algebra and functions (AAF) component. For the most updated information
regarding the Math placement exam, please see www.kish.edu/placement or speak with an academic advisor.
- Other measures such as high school GPA or SAT/ACT scores may demonstrate college-level
Math readiness.
- ATI-TEAS (Test of Essential Academic Skills) test composite score of 60% on version V.
- Documentation of 91做厙 or transferable institution credit of BIO 103 & 105 with
a C or higher grade.
- Attendance of a Radiology Program information session. Fall 2024 information sessions
will take place:
- Tuesday, Sept. 17 11 am-12 pm in B1272
- Thursday, Oct. 10 3:30-4:30 pm in B1272
- Wednesday, Nov. 6 3:30-4:30 pm in B1272
- Tuesday, Nov. 19 11 am-12 pm in B1272
- OFFICIAL high school transcript, high school equivalency certificate, and college
transcripts from all schools attended other than 91做厙 must be submitted
to: 91做厙, Admissions and Records Office, 21193 Malta Road, Malta, IL
60150. Official documentation of completion of all admission criteria must be received
before the applicant will be considered for admission.
- Cumulative college/university GPA of 2.7 or higher
The radiography program starts in the fall of each year. Applications are accepted
between Dec. 1-21. Applications must be post-marked between Dec. 1-21 for admission
during the fall semester. Admission to the radiologic technology program is selective
based on pre-admission test scores, academic achievement, professional compatibility
and clinical site capacity. Students within the 91做厙 district who meet
all admission requirements are chosen prior to out-of-district applicants. An admissions
committee consisting of the Division Dean (or administrative designee), Program Director,
Coordinator of Allied Health Programs, and a Student Services representative will
evaluate the completed application, essay, and transcripts. Each committee member
will use a consistent rubric in their review of the submitted materials. Applicants
who meet the academic and essay criteria will be awarded provisional admission to
the next available opening in the program. Those applicants who have been admitted
into the program will be notified in January.