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Student Success Center

COTC offers a variety of free services to help ensure student success. Many services are available in person on the Newark Campus in Hopewell Hall as well as the extended campuses. In-person services needed on the extended campuses may need to be requested and/or scheduled. Students can take advantage of FREE services both in-person and online.

Contact: 

In person: Hopewell Hall 88

Phone: 740.366.9193

Email: COTCsuccess@mail.cotc.edu

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Radiologic Science Technology Degree

2022-2023 Central Ohio Technical College ​

Pre Admission Course Requirements

The Associate of Applied Science degree program in Radiologic Science Technology is a selection-based program, meaning a student must APPLY to the program and then be SELECTED into the program before being able to meet graduation requirements. The following COTC courses (or their equivalents) must be completed prior to being admitted into the Radiologic Science Technology program. All courses must be completed with a “C” (2.00) grade or better.

MATH-140

* College Algebra

3

Autumn Semester

BIO-130

* Anatomy & Physiology I

4

ENGL-112

* Composition I

3

HLT-110

Medical Terminology

2

RAD-101

* Imaging Procedures I

3

RAD-130

* Radiation Physics I

1.5

RAD-188

* Clinical Education in Radiology I

1.5

 

Total

15

Spring Semester

BIO-131

* Anatomy & Physiology II

4

RAD-103

* Imaging Procedures II

3

RAD-131

* Radiation Physics II

1.5

RAD-133

* Image Acquisition

4

RAD-165

* Patient Care & Management II

1

RAD-186

* Clinical Education in Radiology II

2

 

Total

15.5

Summer Semester

PSY-100

Introduction to Psychology

3

RAD-154

* Medical Imaging Seminar I

1

RAD-166

* Patient Care and Management III

1

RAD-284

* Clinical Education in Radiology IV

3

SOC-110

Cultural Diversity

3

 

Total

11

Autumn Semester

RAD-135

* Radiology & Radiation Protection

1

RAD-212

* Radiologic Pathology I

1

RAD-233

* Quality Assurance and Image Production

3

RAD-267

* Patient Care and Management IV

1

RAD-286

* Clinical Education in Radiology IV

2

SPCH-210

Small Group Communications

3

 

Total

11

Spring Semester

DMS-110

* Cross Sectional Anatomy

2

RAD-213

* Radiologic Pathology II

1

RAD-226

* Departmental Administration

1.5

RAD-246

* Current Issues & Ethics in Medical Imaging

1.5

RAD-255

* Medical Imaging Seminar II

1

RAD-288

* Clinical Education in Radiology V

2

 

Total

9

Total Hours Required

Total Credit Hours Required for this Degree:  64.50

Helpful Information

* Courses may have prerequisites. Please check course description to view all prerequisites and requirements.

All courses require a “C” (2.00) grade or better in order to progress and graduate from this program.

The College Reserves the Right to Change Curricula without Notice
Published date –March 2022
Office of Academic Affairs

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Interested in Becoming a Tutor?

Students who wish to work as tutors are encouraged to apply!

What does a peer tutor do?

  • Assists students with course related concepts and facilitates development of effective, related study skills
  • Conducts one-on-one drop-in tutoring sessions
  • Consult with faculty for course resources, guidance, and direction
  • Works approximately 5 to 10 hours per week

Benefits of being a peer tutor

  • Meet a diverse group of students across a variety of academic disciplines
  • Develop leadership and interpersonal communication skills
  • Reinforce knowledge of course related content
  • Work around class schedule
  • Develop skills for successful transition into the workplace
  • Achieve satisfaction from other students’ academic success

Requirements

  • Must have received an “A” grade in the course you would like to tutor.
  • Peer tutors need a recommendation from faculty for the courses they wish to tutor in. Please make sure your professor(s) fill out the following form: Faculty Recommendation Form

Apply to be a Peer Tutor

Certificate

Entrepreneurship

Short-Term Certificate
One-Year Certificate

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The entrepreneurship certificates introduce students to key concepts applicable to entrepreneurship and running a start-up company.

Event

Tie-Dye

Welcome Week Event

This event is provided just for students as part of Welcome Week. 

Location: John L. and Christine Warner Library and Student Center (outside)