Radiologic Technology
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I consider radiologic technology as a career
Yes, if you are interested in health care and helping people, are compassionate and sensitive, have good science and math aptitude, good problem-solving skills, manual dexterity, and depth perception. Your ability to follow instructions, be detail-oriented, to work independently, and to work neatly and accurately are equally important. For more information go to www.bls.gov. Then select ‘advanced search’ and type in your health science program of choice.
Is the program accredited?
Yes. It is accredited by:
Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology
http://www.jrcert.org
Is certification available?
Yes. Graduates are eligible to take the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists certification examination. Registered technologists may then apply for licensure to practice in Hawai‘i.
What degrees and certificates do you offer?
The associate in science (AS) degree.
Do I need to maintain a certain grade and grade point average in these courses?
Yes. For an AS, you must earn:
- a grade point average (GPA) of 2.0 ("C" average) or higher for all required courses and
- a grade of "C" or better in all required courses
What were the requirements in previous years?
For requirements in past years, contact a program counselor or view the previous online catalogs.
When can I enter the program?
You can enter in the fall only.
Are there any special entry requirements?
Yes. The program is a selective admission program.
Do you offer noncredit courses in radiologic technology?
Yes. For information on short-term healthcare classes, see Continuing Education. If you are interested in a course that is not offered, contact:
Elaine Chang, Noncredit Coordinator, Health Science Programs
Phone: 808.734.9138
Fax: 808.734.9126
Email: emchang@hawaii.edu
Office: Kauila Building, Rm 113B
