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North Country Community College
Recommended Course Sequence
-A.A.S. Radiologic Technology-
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This sequence is recommended for students in A.A.S. Radiologic Technology. This sequence assumes that the student will be attending NCCC full-time for two years. However, many students choose to take a reduced course load to complement their life schedules. Regardless, we recommend that you speak with an Academic Advisor prior to each semester to ensure that you are on track, as some courses require prerequisites and others are offered only in the Fall/Spring semesters
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Semester 1
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(Fall #1)
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17cr
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RAD 101
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Radiologic Technology I *
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3cr.
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RAD 120
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Radiographic Procedures I *
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3.5cr.
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RAD 130
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Radiologic Science I *
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3cr.
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MAT
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MAT 129 or higher
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3cr.
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BIO 215
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Anatomy and Physiology I
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4cr.
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HED 115
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CPR
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.5cr.
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(Winter #1)
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1cr
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RAD 125
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Clinical Education I
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1cr.
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Semester 2
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(Spring #1)
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18cr.
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RAD 102
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Radiologic Technology II **
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3cr.
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RAD 140
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Radiographic Procedures II **
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3.5cr.
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RAD 145
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Clinical Education II**
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1cr.
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RAD 150
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Radiologic Science II**
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3cr.
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ENG 101
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English Composition I
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3cr.
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BIO 216
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Anatomy and Physiology II
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4cr.
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HED 140
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First Aid
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.5cr.
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Semester
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(Summer #1)
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6cr
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RAD 155
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Clinical Education III
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6cr.
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Semester 3
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(Fall #2)
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14cr.
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RAD 270
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Radiation Biology & Protection*
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2cr.
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RAD 245
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Advanced Imaging &Current Technology I*
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3cr.
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RAD 255
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Clinical Education IV*
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6cr.
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SOC 108
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Sociology of Diversity
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3cr.
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Semester 4
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(Spring #2)
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14cr.
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RAD 220
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Pharmacology &
Drug Administration**
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2cr.
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RAD 248
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Advanced Imaging & Current Technology II**
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3cr.
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RAD 265
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Clinical Education V**
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6cr.
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ELECTIVE
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Humanities elective: ART, DRA, ENG (except ENG100), FRE, HUM, MUS, PHI, SPA
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3cr.
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* Only offered during fall semesters
**Only offered during spring semesters
Updated 8.2026 bl
