About Our Program
Earn your Associate in Applied Science (AAS) Degree in Radiology in as little as 2 years
In the Amarillo College Radiography Program, you will learn the basic skills and knowledge required for entry-level radiologic technologist positions, while you gain hands-on instruction in area facilities. You will also develop the professional and personal traits required for working in the healthcare environment.
Upon successful completion of the Radiography Program, you may sit for the national certification examination given by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists. As an Amarillo College graduate of the Radiology Program, you are required to seek a state license with the Texas Medical Board in order to practice in the state of Texas.
Program Admission
If you are a student seeking entry into the Radiography Program, we require you to first review the Steps to Apply.
Next, we encourage you to read the Application Considerations for the Radiography Program in order to understand what is required of you as a candidate.
Finally, you must file the specific Health Science Application and complete the additional admission procedures as required.
Practicum Courses
During practicum courses, your classroom work will be promoted by the application of academic and job-related learning to job situations.
Learn morePrior to Acceptance
Prior to Acceptance / Prerequisite Courses include General Education courses, Major and Related Course requirements that total 64 Semester Hours.
Learn moreProgram Expenses
Program fees include class Tuition and fees, Lab fees, Insurance fees, Textbook fees, Uniform and other fees. Financial Aid and Scholarships available.
Learn moreMission
To provide a comprehensive educational environment that will prepare the graduate to effectively engage in the daily challenges and responsibilities required of a competent and professional entry-level radiographer.
AC RADR Courses Grading Schema
- A = 91.5 - 100
- B = 82.5 - 91.4
- C = 74.5 - 82.4
- F = less than 74.5
A grade of "D" is not possible in RADR courses.
Updated: mgh, 8/19/2020