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Student Evaluations

Students are evaluated through fair, objective, appropriate and educationally sound methods. Quizzes, tests, research papers, presentations, attendance, special assignments and clinical performance are some of the methods utilized. Students are informed at the beginning of each semester how their progress and successful completion of the course is to evaluated.
 
A grade of "C" or better is required in all Radiologic Technology Core courses in order for the student to continue in the program. A course may be repeated only once and all Radiologic Technology courses must be taken in sequence. A passing grade is required in all the General Education courses (English Composition, Psychology, Sociology and Speech). A minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.0 is required for each semester.

Grades
Exams will be given throughout each course. The time and content of the exams as determined by the instructor.
Final examinations are scheduled for each course during the final week.
The final evaluation of students will be based on course objectives.

Classroom Grading System
     100 - 93% = A
     92 - 85% = B
     84 - 77% = C
     76 - 70% = D
     69 - 0% = F

Clinical Grading System
     100 - 93% = A Above average
     92 - 85% = B Average
     84 - 80% = C Below average
     Below 80% = Failure

Rules for Test-Taking
No open books/notebooks on desk or floor.
No talking once the test has been distributed.
Once you have finished, do not open notes/books in room while others are still taking the www.
Once you have finished, do not wisper/talk in room while others are still taking the www.
Do not discuss test in hall outside of classroom while others are still taking the www.

Scholastic Dishonesty

Any individual caught cheating on or falsifying the score of an evaluation instrument utilized in class or clinical practicum, will receive a zero grade on the evaluation instrument. This will constitute the initiation of disciplinary action and may result in immediate dismissal from the program.

Guidelines for Returning Students
Students wishing to return to the program's core courses after either withdrawing for personal reasons or due to academic problems must submit in writing to the Program Director a letter of intent.

The student will be placed on a waiting list for the semester he or she wishes to return based on the date of the letter. The student will be able to return only if there is a place available.

If the student requests to return to clinical practicum and the class enrollment exceeds the clinical facilities limit, the returning student will not be placed and will be put on a list for the next registration of that clinical practicum.

All Radiologic Technology core classes, including clinical practicums must be completed within a three (3) year limit. If more than three years elapses before completing the program, the student will have to take a competency exam for those courses.