Completion of the Core Curriculum,
along with the courses listed below is required for your degree. Please
refer to the Course Catalog for course descriptions as well as course
pre-requisites and/or co-requisites.
Core courses may be transferred in from an accredited institution with a 'C' or better under the approval of Harcum's transfer professor. Any RAD designated courses must be taken in sequence once the student is accepted into the RT program.
Summer (May) II
|
AHS
102
|
Medical
Terminology
|
3 credits
|
|
RAD
101
|
Patient
Care
|
3
credits
|
Fall (August) I
|
*BIO
103
|
Anatomy
and Physiology w/lab
|
4
credits
|
MTH 113
|
College Mathematics
|
3 credits
|
|
RAD
102
|
Radiographic
Procedures w/lab
|
4 credits
|
|
RAD
103
|
Radiographic
Exposures I
|
3
credits
|
|
RAD
104
|
Clinical
Education I
|
2 credits
|
Spring (January) I
|
*BIO
104
|
Anatomy
and Physiology w/lab
|
4
credits
|
|
RAD
105
|
Radiographic
Procedures II w/lab
|
4
credits
|
|
RAD
106
|
Radiographic
Exposures II
|
3 credits
|
|
RAD
107
|
Clinical
Education II
|
2 credits
|
SOC 115
|
Human Diversity
|
3 credits
|
Summer (May) I
|
ENG
101
|
English
Comp I
|
3 credits
|
|
Summer II
|
|
|
|
RAD 201
|
Radiographic Procedures III (no lab)
|
3 credits
|
|
RAD 108
|
Clinical Education III
|
3 credits
|
|
ENG 101
|
English Comp I (if not complete yet)
|
3 credits
|
Fall (August) II
|
RAD
205
|
Radiographic
Procedures IV w/lab
|
3 credits
|
|
RAD
202
|
Radiation
Protection and Biology
|
3
credits
|
|
ENG
102
|
English
Comp II
|
3
credits
|
|
RAD
203
|
Radiographic
Pathology
|
2 credits
|
|
RAD
204
|
Clinical
Education IV
|
3 credits
|
|
RAD
200
|
Digital
Radiography & PACS
|
1
credits
|
Spring (January) II
|
RAD
208
|
Radiographic
Procedures V w/lab
|
3
credits
|
|
HUM 202
|
Healthcare
Law and Ethics
|
3
credits
|
|
PSY
111
|
Introduction
to Psychology
|
3
credits
|
|
RAD
209
|
Registry
Review
|
3 credits
|
|
RAD
207
|
Clinical
Education V
|
3
credits
|
Total number of credits: 77
*both courses must be completed at the
same college or university
Examination
After the successful completion of the course in
radiography, graduates are awarded an Associate's Degree in Radiologic
Technology. Graduates are then eligible to take the national examination in
radiography, which is administered by ARRT.
Students who successfully pass the examination are
credentialed by ARRT, which enables them to use the title "Registered
Technologist" or RT (R).
Upon the completion of the program, it is the responsibility
of the student/graduate to obtain, complete, and submit the application for the
ARRT.