Indian River State College

What you'll study

Coursework covers core technical and professional subjects required for diagnostic imaging practice. Topics explicitly included are radiographic procedures, pathology, patient care, radiation safety and protection, and radiographic physics. Clinical education places students in real-world imaging environments to develop procedural competency and professional conduct.

Entry requirements

The program lists an application window (June 1, 2026–December 10, 2026) with a Summer A 2027 (May) start; applicants should consult the Radiography Application Booklet for procedural details. Students should also be prepared to meet program-specific health, background check, drug screening and immunization requirements referenced in the program materials.

Career prospects

Graduates are eligible to sit the ARRT certification exam, which is recognized nationwide; passing that exam is the standard route to professional practice. Typical employment settings include hospitals, imaging centers and physician offices. Students are prepared to perform diagnostic imaging procedures and to work within team-based clinical environments.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The college directs prospective students to its financial aid and scholarships resources and provides tuition and fees information to help plan funding. Contact the college’s financial aid office for specific options applicable to radiography students.