ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
The applicant must have a diploma from an accredited secondary school or hold a high school equivalency diploma (ALL APPLICANTS must submit an official copy of his/her high school transcript. No exceptions).

The applicant must have taken the following high school subjects and achieved a “C” or higher in each:
 • Algebra I
 • Algebra II
 • Biology, preferably with a lab

(Students who have not met this requirement must take the high school equivalent courses at Union County College which are: High School Biology-BIO102 & High School Algebra-MAT 015/016 sequence)

Evidence of successful completion of these courses must be submitted at the time application is made.

Only official transcripts can be considered to process your application. Official transcripts are those transcripts sent directly from one school to another school without student receipt and include an official seal of the school.

Applicants enrolled in pre-requisite courses, which will not be completed before application is made, are responsible for making sure the School of Radiography receives a final official transcript of grades.

GED and foreign transcript holders must provide evidence that these pre-requisite courses were taken and the grades achieved are equivalent to the grade of “C” or better.

Applicants to the School of Radiography should have had a well-rounded college preparatory curriculum in high school. If the applicant has not attended college following graduation from high school, he/she should contact the school to arrange to enroll in the required first semester courses.

Applicants are required to secure three letters of recommendation. Prepared forms are found, along with the application and additional information regarding the application process, in the Application Packet.

The selection of individuals to supply a recommendation is important and should reflect a professional and/or educational association between the applicant and the individual. Family members are not appropriate sources of recommendation letters. The applicant should seek letters from teachers, guidance counselors and/or employers.

Letters of recommendation must be mailed directly to the School of Radiography Office of Admission. It is suggested that the applicant provide a stamped envelope addressed to the School of Radiography to the person writing the recommendation.