What degree will we get after graduation?

What degree will we get after graduation?

• A. Bachelor in Radiologic Technology
• B. Master of Science in Radiography
• C. Associate in Applied Science with a Major in Radiologic Technology
• D. Diploma in Radiologic Technology

Answer: (C)

Your degree after completing a radiologic technology program is typically an Associate in Applied Science with a Major in Radiologic Technology. This two-year credential reflects the hands-on, technical focus of the field, combining general education with radiologic procedures, patient care, radiation safety, and clinical training. It also prepares you to sit for the ARRT certification exam, which many places require for licensure to practice. Other pathways exist in different settings: a Bachelor in Radiologic Technology would be a four-year degree usually pursued for advanced roles or specialization; a Master of Science in Radiography is an even higher degree aimed at educators, researchers, or specialized practitioners; a Diploma is a shorter credential used by some schools, but the standard outcome from most radiologic tech programs is the AAS.

Your degree after completing a radiologic technology program is typically an Associate in Applied Science with a Major in Radiologic Technology. This two-year credential reflects the hands-on, technical focus of the field, combining general education with radiologic procedures, patient care, radiation safety, and clinical training. It also prepares you to sit for the ARRT certification exam, which many places require for licensure to practice.

Other pathways exist in different settings: a Bachelor in Radiologic Technology would be a four-year degree usually pursued for advanced roles or specialization; a Master of Science in Radiography is an even higher degree aimed at educators, researchers, or specialized practitioners; a Diploma is a shorter credential used by some schools, but the standard outcome from most radiologic tech programs is the AAS.