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Dec 03, 2024
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2024-2025 College Catalog
Radiography (Partnership with Mid Michigan College)
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The Radiography program is a collaborative program offered in an agreement between Kirtland Community College and Mid Michigan College. The program is designed to prepare graduates to function as members of the health team in hospitals, clinics, government and military installations, industry, and public health. In addition to classroom instruction and experience in the laboratory, students will receive on the job practical education in radiology departments of local hospitals. Program graduates are eligible to take the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists certification exam.
Students are able to take prerequisite and general education requirements with KCC prior to transferring to MMC for the program classes and clinicals. Students planning to transfer to MMC should first declare the Associate in Science and Arts degree, then work closely with their Kirtland and MMC Advisor to choose appropriate courses for transfer.
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Mid Michigan Prerequisites Offered at Kirtland: 17-18 credits
Mid Michigan General Education Requirements Offered at Kirtland: 9 credits
Recommended Courses
Bonus points can be awarded in the ranking process for completing any of these courses.
Mid Michigan College Radiography Courses: 44.5 credits
The minimum passing grade is a 78% (C) or better for all RAD classes.
- RAD-100 Intro to Rad. Tech. 3 cr.
- RAD-110 Radiation Physics 2 cr.
- RAD-113 Radiation Biology 1 cr.
- RAD-115 Principles of Rad. Exposure 3 cr.
- RAD-130 Radiographic Procedures I 4 cr.
- RAD-213 Radiography Protection 1 cr.
- RAD-175 Radiographic Procedures II 3 cr.
- RAD-180 Clinical Education I 6 cr.
- RAD-201 Clinical Issues in Radiography I 2 cr.
- RAD-205 Clinical Education II 7 cr.
- RAD-211 Sectional Anatomy 1 cr.
- RAD-217 Advancements in Imaging 2 cr.
- RAD-221 Clinical Issues in Radiography II 2 cr.
- RAD-250 Clinical Education III 7.5 cr.
Recommended Sequence of Courses:
Year 1 (Fall) 13-14 credits KCC
Year 1 (Winter) 13 credits KCC
Year 2 (Fall) 6 credits MMC
- MMC RAD 100 Intro to Rad. Tech. 3 cr.
- MMC RAD 110 Radiation Physics 2 cr.
- MMC RAD 113 Radiation Biology 1 cr.
Year 2 (Winter) 8 credits MMC
- MMC RAD 115 Principles of Rad. Exposure 3 cr.
- MMC RAD 130 Radiographic Procedures 4 cr.
- MMC RAD 213 Radiography Protection 1 cr.
Year 2 (Spring) 9 credits MMC
- MMC RAD 175 Rdiographic Procedures II 3 cr.
- MMC RAD 180 Clinical Education I 6 cr.
Year 3 (Fall) 12 credits MMC
- MMC RAD Clinical Issues in Radiography I 2 cr.
- MMC RAD 205 Clinical Education II 7 cr.
- MMC RAD 211 Sectional Anatomy 1 cr.
- MMC RAD 217 Advancements in Imaging 2 cr.
Year 3 (Winter) 9.5 credits MMC
- MMC RAD 221 Clinical Issues in Radiography II 2 cr.
- MMC RAD 250 Clinical Education III 7.5 cr.
Notes:
- All courses in a semester must be passed with a minimum grade of “C” to progress to the next semester.
- Anatomy and Physiology I and II must be passed with a minimum of a “B-” and must be completed within 5 years of the program admission date.
- Prerequisite courses may be repeated one time only to obtain the required grade.
- Due to articulation agreements, Kirtland Community College seeking seats in the program associated with their hometown clinical sites, will be eligible for a maximum of 10 points based on the number of credit hours taken at their local institution.
- The Radiography program admits students under a selective admission process. The application deadline is March 1, annually.
Students should seek additional information and/or advising from their academic advisor. For an appointment, please call (989) 275-5000, ext. 280.
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