Associate of Applied Science · Crown Point, Indiana
Radiologic Technology
Prepare for a career as a radiologic technologist through an 18- to 24-month hybrid program that combines online coursework, hands-on X-ray training, and clinical rotations at affiliated healthcare facilities.
- Credential
- AAS Degree
- Length
- 18–24 Months
- Format
- Hybrid
- Clinical
- Rotations Provided
- Financial Aid
- If You Qualify
Program Overview
Train For A Career In X-Ray Imaging
The AAS in Radiologic Technology at Stellar Career College in Crown Point, Indiana, combines classroom theory with hands-on X-ray training and clinical experience. You will learn to operate imaging equipment, apply radiation safety, and produce diagnostic images.
Coursework covers anatomy and physiology, image analysis, patient positioning, and quality assurance. A clinical externship at affiliated healthcare facilities gives you real-world experience before graduation.
Stellar Career College is accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC). Graduates who meet the requirements are eligible to sit for the ARRT Radiography certification exam.
A Growing Field In Healthcare
Radiologic technologists perform X-rays and other diagnostic imaging exams. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects employment of radiologic technologists and technicians to grow 5% from 2025 to 2035, faster than the average for all occupations.
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook. The median is the wage at which half of workers earned more and half earned less. Wages vary by location, employer, and experience. This is not a guarantee of employment or earnings.
Why Stellar Career College
Program Highlights
Financial Aid
Federal financial aid is available for those who qualify. Use FAFSA school code 037593. Interest-free payment plans are also offered.
Clinical Rotations Provided
The college arranges clinical training at its affiliated healthcare facilities, so you gain real-world experience before graduation.
Hybrid & Flexible Schedules
Complete coursework online and attend hands-on X-ray training in person. Virtual tutoring is available during instructors’ prep hours.
Job-Oriented Training
Build the practical skills employers look for. Career services, including placement assistance, are provided upon graduation.
Curriculum
What You Will Learn
Classroom instruction, hands-on training, and clinical practice prepare you to perform imaging exams safely and deliver professional patient care.
- Operating radiology system hardware and imaging equipment
- Radiation safety for patients and staff
- Acquiring and evaluating diagnostic images
- Imaging the head, spine, thorax, abdomen, pelvis, and extremities
- Tissue parameters that affect image quality and contrast
- Equipment maintenance, quality assurance, and quality control
- Patient care, positioning, and communication
Have Questions? Attend A Free Orientation.
Meet our admissions team, learn about class schedules, and find out if you qualify for financial aid.
Admissions
Admission Requirements
Admission Process
- Submit the online application
- Attend the mandatory orientation session
- Complete the online assessments: Entrance Exam, Digital Literacy Assessment, and Distance Education Assessment
- Submit the required admission documents
- Optional: submit certifications such as CPR or CNA
- Get estimates and a payment plan from the Financial Aid Department
- Attend an interview with the Program Director
- Receive and sign your acceptance documents
- Receive onboarding instructions and information
Entrance exam exemption: applicants holding a bachelor’s degree or higher are exempt from the entrance exam.
Required Documents (PDF format)
- Government-issued ID, front and back
- Official transcript from high school or college (minimum GPA 2.0), or a full GED report (equivalent GPA 3.0)
- Updated résumé
- Letter of recommendation from a supervisor or instructor
- Essay, 2–3 pages in APA format
View the essay prompt
Why are you interested in this program? Why now? What impact do you hope to make in healthcare? In your essay, also address:
Personal life balance and time management. Describe how you plan to balance your personal responsibilities, family life, work, and school commitments while completing the program.
Clinical schedule and time management. Clinical training is required and may involve early mornings, long hours, travel, and strict attendance expectations. Explain how you will manage your schedule to fully participate in clinical rotations.
Financial Aid
Paying For Your Education
Financial aid is available for those who qualify, and our financial aid team will guide you through the process. Students are encouraged to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
Prefer to pay out of pocket? Ask us about our interest-free payment plan.
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the radiologic technology program?
The AAS in Radiologic Technology is an 18- to 24-month program. The 18-month option is available to students who meet certain criteria; Admissions can confirm which option applies to you.
Are classes online or on campus?
The program is hybrid. Coursework is delivered online, with in-person hands-on X-ray training and clinical rotations.
Is financial aid available?
Yes, for those who qualify. Complete the FAFSA using school code 037593. An interest-free payment plan is also available.
Do I have to find my own clinical site?
No. The college provides clinical rotations at its affiliated healthcare facilities.
Will I be eligible for certification?
Graduates who meet the requirements are eligible to sit for the ARRT Radiography certification exam.
Do you help graduates find jobs?
Career services, including placement assistance, are provided upon graduation. Employment is not guaranteed.
What happens at orientation?
Orientation is free. You will learn about the program, schedule, costs, and financial aid, and get your questions answered.
Take The First Step Toward A Career In Radiologic Technology
Book your free orientation and talk with our admissions team.
Stellar Career College · 5521 Lincoln Hwy, Suite 301, Crown Point, IN 46307 · (219) 900-5700