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Associate in Arts, Pre-Radiography Pathway


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Contact: (336) 334-4822 ext. 50439

Limited Entry Pre-Health Program Pathway

Limited Enrollment Pathways do not earn a student a degree.  These pathways are only holding codes for students who are awaiting acceptance into a Limited Enrollment Program.  After one year, if a student has not been accepted into their Limited Enrollment program, they will be asked to select another program code to pursue.

Semester I


Total Credits: 15


Semester II


Total Credits: 15


Semester III


Total Credits: 16


Semester IV


  • General Education Elective Credits: 
  • General Education Elective Credits: 
  • General Education Elective Credits: 
  • General Education Elective Credits: 
  • General Education Elective Credits: 2

Total Credits: 14


Course Requirements for Associate in Arts, Pre-Radiography Pathway (60 Credits)


General Education Requirements


The general education common course pathway includes study in the areas of English, communication; humanities and fine arts; social and behavioral sciences; natural sciences and mathematics.

English Composition


The following two English compositions courses are required:

Humanities/Fine Arts


The following courses are required:

Social/Behavioral Science Electives


Choose three (3) courses (two different subjects) from the following list:

Mathematics


The following course is required:

Natural Sciences


Choose four (4) credits from the following courses:

Other Required Hours


An additional 23 credits of courses should be selected from courses classified as pre-major, elective, or general education courses within the CAA.

Academic Transition and Pathway Requirements


The following courses are required:

General Education / Pre-Major Electives


Choose twenty-three (23) credits from the following list of courses:

Total Credits: 60


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