Radiography Associates

This is a competitive entry program, students must apply to Allied Health's Radiography program by selecting Apply Online to the left of the screen.

The curriculum is formulated on the principle that the student radiographer’s education should blend knowledge and skills derived from a program of studies including the natural sciences, mathematics, social sciences, computer sciences, health principles, and communication skills with radiography principles in developing the skills needed to enter the field as a beginning practitioner. As a member of the patient-oriented team of health occupation specialists, the radiographer utilizes basic knowledge and skills to contribute to patient care in the provision of diagnostic services as indicated by patient needs.Accreditation and/or State Board Approved

All classes must be passed with a “C” or better in the program sequence or anything red taken ahead of time. If a class was taken ahead of time it will be used in the calculated GPA for admissions.

Admissions is students must have a GPA must be a 2.0 or higher, and based on any Pre-requisite or College level class complete ahead of time.  Higher the GPA the better chance students have of entering the program.

Only Six local seats available each Fall semester.

The Radiography program is offered through a partnership between Bay College and the Michigan Workforce Training and Education Collaborative(MWTEC).  Educational Programs in the Collaboration (EPiC) in the consortium for the purpose of sharing instructional resources to offer healthcare programs. Total Program seats of 32.  Students only have the option of attending Schoolcraft Memorial Hospital in Year 1 of course sequencing, or Fall of 2025.