Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)

Steps for Admission to Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)

1. Meet the college general admissions requirements
2. Applicants must submit a portfolio by a specified date. The contents of the portfolio must include:
   1. Professional resume
   2. Admissions Essay: The admissions essay is an important factor in the admissions process, as it is your opportunity to set yourself apart from other applicants and show the college, admissions advisors, and program directors what you are truly
      

      Program Director, MRI – Simone Quinto

      passionate about. The admissions essay must be typed, in APA format, and between 250 and 650 words, using the topic below to inspire and structure your response.
      Essay Topic:
      Describe the unique qualities that attract you to the program and career field to which you are applying for. How would that program support your goals and interests?
   3. Applicants who have submitted a completed portfolio are then scheduled for either a personal panel interview or an applicant workshop with the Program Director. Date to be announced.
   4. A health examination performed by a physician/nurse practitioner/physician’s assistant with immunization history including verification through blood work. No student will be admitted with a disqualifying result or failure to meet the specified deadline provided by the Academic Clinical Coordinator.
   5. Clearance on consumer background report –completed after the start of the program; however, if the criminal background report required discloses violations, even if expunged, the finding may prevent the student from being placed in a clinical externship and the student may be dismissed from the program.
   6. Meet the essential functions​ of an MRI Technologist as outlined in the MRI Disclosure: Essential Functions of an MRI Technologist.
   7. Attend the mandatory program orientation(s). Dates will be announced. Students who do not attend the entire orientation may forfeit their seat in the Program.

1. Any applicant not meeting all of the general admission and programmatic admission requirements will be denied admission into the program.