Adults only. High school students are not eligible to enroll in this program.

This program requires an application process and approval prior to registration.

For the Fall section, applications are open between May 15 – June 15. For the Spring section, applications are open between October 15 – November 15.

Late applications will not be processed.

• Students are required to take the MTECH Entrance Assessment and score a passing rate or higher of at least a “4” OR provide alternative documentation to prove competency. The Entrance Assessment is free and takes about an hour to complete. Students wishing to waive this requirement can learn more by visiting mtec.edu/testing.
• Students must have a high school diploma or GED
• Applicants must have an Associates Degree or higher, OR have completed all courses for the AAS in Healthcare Services at UVU. Students will receive the 30 MTCH credits after completing the MTECH program. To learn more, visit here.
• Students WITH an Associate’s Degree: Students must complete Human Anatomy with Lab (4 credits) and Human Physiology with Lab (4 credits) in order to be eligible to apply to the Radiography Technology program. These courses must be passed with a B- or higher. These courses must be taken within the last 5 years of applying to the program.
• Students WITHOUT an Associate’s Degree: Students must take all the required and elective credits to fulfill the AAS Healthcare Services degree requirement, minue the 30 credits that they will receive once they complete the Radiography Technology program at MTECH. Students will need 22 credits of general studies and 12 credits elective courses. Students are required to take Human Anatomy with Lab (ZOOL 2320 & ZOOL 2325) and Human Physiology with Lab (ZOOL 2420 & ZOOL 2425) as part of their elective credits. These courses must be passed with a B- or higher, and taken within the last 5 years of applying to the program.
• See the program application for the complete list of requirements.

*Students will attend class on their regularly scheduled days, and will do their clinicals outside of that beginning the 2nd week of the program. Clinical shifts may be 8 hours/day and times may vary depending on the needs of the clinical sites. 

Program Hours: 1600 hours

*Total includes tuition, fees, materials, and optional materials.

• MTECH Certificate in Radiography Technology
• ARRT Credential (American Registry of Radiologic Technologists) – students will have 3 chances to pass the exam within 3 years of the first exam window
• DOPL license for Radiologic Technologist (This is done after earning the ARRT Certification)
• AAS in Health Professions from Utah Valley University (optional if student doesn’t already have an Associate’s Degree or higher)
• Healthcare Provider BLS
• The Radiography Technology program is accredited by the Commission of the Council on Occupational Education (COE) and recognized by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists.

At MTECH, you will join an exclusive group of graduates who benefit from a commitment to excellence shared by everyone at the school. From instructors who deliver a relevant, industry-driven curriculum to academic and career counselors focused on ensuring you have the tools you need to succeed, we all share the same goal: your success as a student.