TOTAL 2,974.0 167.0 GeneralEducationCoursesareidentifiedinItalics. Applicants who possess a current State of California Limited Permit (License) in Chest, Extremities, and Torso Skeletal will receive credit granting for the following courses. Table 48. A.S. in RT Program Credit Granting for Applicants with Current License COURSE CLOCK QUARTERCREDIT COURSETITLE NUMBER HOURS HOURS GE011 Anatomy&PhysiologyI 56.0 5.5 GEH020 MedicalTerminology 18.0 1.5 RT111 Radiologic Patient Care 42.0 4.0 RT112 Radiation Physics and Exposure 58.0 5.0 RT113 Radiographic Procedures I 48.0 4.5 RT113L Radiographic Procedures I Lab 30.0 1.5 RT121 Radiation Protection and Biology 50.0 5.0 RT122 Digital Imaging 52.0 4.5 RT123 Radiographic Procedures II 48.0 4.5 RT123L Radiographic Procedures II Lab 30.0 1.5 RT110C Clinical Practice I 128.0 4.0 RT120C Clinical Practice II 168.0 5.5 TOTAL 728.0 47.0 A.S. in RT Program Information, Length, and Schedule Theprograminformation,length,andschedulemaychange.PleasereadtheaccompanyingAddendumfor changesandupdates.ConnectwithanAdmissionAdvisorfordetails. TheA.S.inRadiologicTechnologyprogramprovidesalibraryandclassroomswithmediateachingaids, textbooks, journals, periodicals, anatomical charts, phantoms, and energized lab equipment. TheRadiologicTechnologyprogramisanAssociateofSciencedegreeprogram.Thestudentwillreceive didactic, laboratory, and clinical experience in affiliated medical facilities. The Instructor-to-Student ratio is 1:30 during residential lectures, 1:25 during online lectures, 1:10 in the laboratory, and 1:1 during clinical externships. Classes may be scheduled MondaythroughSunday.Studentswillattendanaverageofforty(40)hoursper weekofinstruction, including didactic, labs, and clinical. Clinical activities may be held during weekdays or weekends,andshiftsmayincludeday,evening,orgraveyardastheclinicalsiterequires.Didacticcoursesare held between8:00AMto8:00PM. Theprogram’saffiliated clinical sites hold current state-issued certificates as approved clinical sites. The clinical sites provide supervised clinical instruction in the patient care setting. All clinical sites employ radiologic 204