FAQ

Yes.

Yes, all modalities have been approved.

We have an above average ARRT first time pass rate.

CT and MRI require cross-sectional anatomy. This must meet content if transferred in.

Yes. You need a degree from an accredited radiology program to enter the certificate program.

MRI. The other three modalities require a radiography degree to operate the machinery.

Each modality covers a registry review book.

We find a convenient clinical rotation for you. And it’s okay if you are outside the Kettering College area, we will work on obtaining an affiliation agreement with a clinical site of your choice. Obtaining a new affiliation agreement may take one month to one year.

Yes. Didactic and clinical are required in the same semester.

Minimum of three days a week.

We offer a variable clinical rotation.

16 weeks.

Fall modalities: CT, VIT, and CIT are each 16 weeks and 10 weeks in the summer. MRI is one and a half semesters.

On average they take one month to one year due to both hospitals of choice and school legal teams having to review contract.

Yes. We do however recommend taking MRI by itself since it is a new physics.

Yes. CT and MRI are semester dependent. CT is offered online during the winter and MRI if offered online during the fall and winter semester (one and a half semesters).

Yes. CT is offered on campus in the fall. MRI is offered on campus in the winter and fall semester. VIT is offered on campus in the evenings during the fall semester. CIT is on campus.

No. We have multiple clinical sites that host our students. The sites are rotating based on their need and availability.

The Advanced Imaging program is a post primary program.

Yes. We offer cross-sectional anatomy online in the summer for 10 week. This is subject to minimum student enrollment.

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