Important Note
Computed Tomography will not be offered in Fall 2026, and at this time we do not anticipate the program running in Fall 2027 either.
WCC is unable to provide a definitive timeline for when the program will resume. If a decision is made to offer the program in the future, the information below will be updated to reflect the appropriate admission cycle.
Computed Tomography Admissions at WCC
Each year, we welcome about 12 students to the Computed Tomography (CPCTOM) program for a Fall semester start. In addition, approximately six alternate candidates are selected in case any seats become available before the program begins.
This is a full-time program. Part-time enrollment is not available.
This program follows WCC’s Limited Enrollment Process for determining admissions.
Fall 2026 Admission Cycle
Application Opens: Mid-April 2026
Priority Deadline for WCC Radiography Students: Monday, May 11, 2026, at 11:59 p.m.
Final Application Deadline for All Applicants: Early August 2026
We recommend applying before the final day to avoid last-minute issues. Staff will not be available after office hours, and no deadline exceptions will be made.
Application Exceptions
WCC Radiography students: Students expecting to graduate in Spring/Summer 2026 will receive priority consideration if they apply by the priority deadline listed above. They will be considered for a seat based on their application submission date, even if some admission requirements are still in progress.
Delta College students (Special Admissions): Students recommended for Special Admissions who are currently enrolled in Delta College’s Radiography program or graduated within the past five years may also be considered.
- Currently Enrolled Students: May qualify for conditional admission status while completing outstanding requirements during the Spring/Summer 2026 semester.
- Recent Graduates: Students who graduated within the past five years may also be considered for Special Admissions.
Outstanding Requirements: All remaining admission requirements must be completed and verified by Friday, August 14, 2026, to maintain any admission status granted.
Priority Deadline: WCC Radiography students who apply after the priority deadline will lose priority consideration.
After the priority deadline, all other applicants will be considered on a first-qualified basis until all seats are filled or the final application deadline is reached.
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Next Admission Cycle: Fall 2027 semester. If the program runs, the application is expected to open in mid-April 2027, with a deadline in early August 2027. Dates are subject to change.
Limited Enrollment & Competitive Admission Process
This program followings WCC's Limited Enrollment Admission Process. Applicants must meet all admission requirements. Qualified candidates are admitted on a first-qualified basis until all accepted and alternate seats are filled.
If the number of qualified applications exceeds the available seats for two or more consecutive admission cycles, WCC reserves the right to implement its Competitive Admission Process for future admissions.
Application Requirements Checklist
All required checklist items must be successfully completed and verifiable before you are eligible to apply to the program.
- Cross-Sectional Anatomy Course from a JRCERT Accredited College or Hospital-Based Radiography Program or RAD 223 (Sectional Anatomy) with a minimum grade of B-/2.7 or completion of the American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT) module titled Cross-Sectional Anatomy: The Series. Applicants must prove receipt of credit from the ASRT.
Students must submit appropriate documentation verifying completion of one of the following:
- RAD 223 at WCC: No documentation is required (verified internally).
- Equivalent Cross-Sectional Anatomy Course: Submit official transcripts.
- ASRT Module - Cross-Sectional Anatomy: The Series: Submit proof of successful completion of all modules.
- Currently Enrolled WCC Radiography Students: No documentation is required (verified internally). Must successfully complete the requirement by the date specified in the application deadline section above.
- Delta College Students Recommended for Special Admission: Submit an official transcript to verify completion by the date specified in the application deadline section above.
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Please Note:
- Transfer students without an equivalent course who wish to take RAD 223 at WCC must contact the Radiography Department Director to request a registration override.
- Special admissions students may fulfill this requirement by completing RAD 264 (Cross Sectional Imaging) at Delta College.
Students must be a graduate of one (1) of the following accredited programs:
- Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT) - [Verify program]
- Joint Review Committee on Educational Programs in Nuclear Medicine Technology (JRCNMT) - [Verify program]
Students must submit appropriate documentation verifying completion of one of the following:
- Graduate of an Accredited Program: Submit official transcripts that include the graduation date and confirm your program’s accreditation using the corresponding link above. No documentation is required for former WCC graduates (verified internally).
- Currently Enrolled WCC Radiography Students: No documentation is required (verified internally). Must verify program completion by the date specified in the application deadline section above.
- Delta College Students Recommended for Special Admission: Submit an official transcript that includes the graduation date, verifying program completion by the date specified in the application deadline section above.
Current American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) or Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board (NMTCB) Registration Card showing primary certification in one (1) of the areas below.
- Radiography (R) - (Verify credentials)
- Nuclear Medicine (N) - (Verify credentials)
- Radiation Therapy (T) - (Verify credentials)
Students must submit appropriate documentation verifying completion of one of the following:
- Registration Card or Credential Verification: Submit your current registration card or documentation verifying your credentials using the corresponding link above.
- Currently Enrolled WCC Radiography Students: Submit your current registration card or documentation verifying your credentials using the corresponding link above by the date specified in the application deadline section above.
- Delta College Students Recommended for Special Admission: Submit your current registration card or documentation verifying your credentials using the corresponding link above by the date specified in the application deadline section above.
Please note:
It is strongly recommended that WCC and Delta College graduates schedule and sit for their ARRT Certification Exam within the two weeks following the completion of their program.
The total cumulative grade point average (GPA) of all schools in which you completed your program discipline courses and that provide any required program prerequisite courses will be included in the calculation.
Students must submit appropriate documentation verifying completion of one of the following:
- Program Graduate: Submit official transcripts that include the graduation date and final program GPA. No documentation is required for former WCC graduates (verified internally).
- Currently Enrolled WCC Radiography Students: No documentation is required (verified internally). Must meet minimum cumulative GPA after program graduation and by the date specified in the application deadline section above.
- Delta College Students Recommended for Special Admission: Submit an official transcript that includes final cumulative GPA after program graduation and by the date specified in the application deadline section above.
Please note:
Students who graduated from a hospital-based program in partnership with another college/university must submit official transcripts from both.
Delta College’s Radiography Coordinator (Cindy Kramer: cindykramer@deltacollege.edu) must complete the recommendation form and submit it directly to WCC at healthadmissions@wccnet.edu. The form is available through Delta College.
You must confirm that you have reviewed this information in order to access and submit your program application.
- Technical Standards: Radiography (APRAD), Mammography (CPMAM), Magnetic Resonance Imaging (CPMRIP), Computed
Tomography (CPCTOM)
- WCC reserves the right to request, before or during the program, that students successfully demonstrate the specific physical and cognitive abilities related to the program.
- Technical Standards Process for Requesting Accommodations
- Degree requirements, including continuing eligibility requirements.
- Department website for additional details and resources, including the Student Handbook.
Additional Information
All Computed Tomography (RAD) courses must be completed with a minimum grade of C/2.0, unless otherwise specified.
Students must have reliable transportation to clinical education sites which may require a commute of up to one hour.
Students who are dismissed from the program may not be eligible to reapply to the program.
Entrance Requirements: After Admission & Before Program Start
Upon admission, the following entrance requirements must be successfully completed in order to begin the program. Failure to meet or comply with these requirements will result in forfeiting your status in the program.
Detailed instructions and deadlines will be provided to students who are offered acceptance or alternate status after admission decisions are released.
Students must confirm their seat in the program by the deadline provided in their acceptance and alternate candidate notification email.
Attendance at the mandatory program orientation session. Details will be included in the program acceptance and alternate candidate notification emails.
Accepted students are required to register and remain registered in all first-semester courses by the specified deadline. Detailed registration instructions will be provided by the department.
First-semester courses include:
- RAD 259 (Introduction to Computed Tomography (CT) Instrumentation and Protocols)
- RAD 261 (Patient Care in Computed Tomography (CT))
- RAD 263 (Practical Computed Tomography (CT) Imaging)
- RAD 265 (Computed Tomography (CT) Clinical Education I)
Students are required to submit health records and complete a full background check paid to an outside vendor selected by the College.
- Students who have been charged or convicted of a misdemeanor or felony must complete the Ethics Pre-Application Review process with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT). They must receive official clearance from ARRT before they are eligible to take the national radiography board exam. Documentation proving eligibility must be submitted upon acceptance to the program, as it is required during the criminal background check to maintain their status. Please be aware that the ARRT ethics review process can take up to 12 weeks to complete. For more information, visit the ARRT website or call 651-687-0048.
- Failure to receive an acceptable criminal background check/fingerprinting at any time will result in dismissal from the program.
- Our clinical partners require proof of immunity to many transmissible diseases, including MMR, Varicella, Hep B, TB, Influenza, COVID-19, and others for clinical experiences with our agency partners.
Contact Information
Questions? We're here to help with your application process. Visit the Student Welcome Center on the second floor of the Student Center Building, call us at 734-973-3543, or send an email to info@wccnet.edu.
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