All applicants must attend an application orientation in the spring. The application orientation will provide information so the applicant can better understand the program and what it takes to complete the Radiologic Technology Program successfully. The application orientation session will also include a time for each prospective applicant to complete a written communications skills assessment/interview form.

Thank you for your interest! Application orientations are closed for 2026. Please call 405-377-3333 to express your interest in the 2027 class and learn more.

1.   Degree Completion

Qualified applicants must hold an associate degree or higher from an institution accredited by an agency that ARRT recognizes. A list of acceptable accreditation mechanisms may be accessed through the ARRT website (www.arrt.org). Check to see if your degree will meet the ARRT certification eligibility requirements.

Consideration may be given to program applicants participating in the articulation agreement between Northern Oklahoma College (NOC) and the MTC Radiologic Technology Program. Applicants must have completed the general education and allied health focus courses in NOC’s AAS Degree in Applied Technology-Industry Certifications before the Radiologic Technology Program's application due date. Completion of an accredited educational program and degree completion are an eligibility requirement to sit for the ARRT certification examination.

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2.  Anatomy & Physiology (must complete with a C or higher)

If your degree did not include an Anatomy and Physiology course you must take the course independently. Anatomy and Physiology course(s) may be taken separately or as one course at a college or university. Courses HL00454/ HL00046 from an Oklahoma Career and Technology Education Center may substitute for this course.

Meridian offers this course online. To learn more or enroll, please call the Health Occupations desk at 405.377.3333 ext. 209 or 211.

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3.  Medical Terminology (must complete with a C or higher)

If your degree did not include a Medical Terminology course you must take the course independently. Course HL00054/HL00342 from an Oklahoma Career and Technology Education Center may substitute for this course. 

Meridian offers this course online. To learn more or enroll, please call the Health Occupations desk at 405.377.3333 ext. 209 or 211.

Clinical assignments are routinely scheduled two days a week and class three days per week during the first year. Clinical is scheduled three days and class two days a week during the second year. Clinical assignments are routinely scheduled from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. or 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Hours depend on the facility you are assigned to. Short term specialty rotations may be assigned in advanced modalities, other disciplines in the radiologic sciences, and nontraditional schedules (e.g. evenings) to enhance the student’s clinical experiences. Campus classes are routinely scheduled between the hours of at 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Schedules may vary depending on courses and clinical affiliate requirements.

Tuition and other expenses are subject to change. A deposit may be required. Students will provide their own transportation to the clinical education sites in various communities. Please see our program related expenses under the Documents tab above.

• Admission Procedure 2026
• Applicant Interview Questions and Scoring
• Applicant Written Interview Info (complete at the application orientation)
• MTC Admissions Policy
• Selection Criteria 2026
• Work Keys Academic Assessment Information 2026