Mississippi Delta Community College

1. ALL Applicants must FIRST log on to the MDCC website at www.msdelta.edu to submit an online application for admission/readmission to the school.  Please click the APPLY button on the home page of the website and complete all required fields.  No applicant will be considered for admission into a health science program without first applying to MDCC.  You may receive future correspondence from the Office of Admissions regarding your admissions status to MDCC.
   • If you attended MDCC previously, but are not currently enrolled, you will need to complete this step first.
   • If you are currently enrolled at MDCC, you DO NOT need to do this step.
2. E-Script or mail OFFICIAL transcripts to the MDCC Office of Admission.  All transcripts must be on file by April 1.
3. Submit ACT scores to the MDCC Office of Admission.  (*NOTE* ACT scores are NOT recorded on transcripts from colleges or universities.  It is the student’s responsibility to submit these scores.)
4. Complete the “Radiologic Technology Application” when it is active.  Fill out ALL information.  Do not leave any question blank.
5. Register to take the TEAS entrance test. Instructions are found on Health Sciences main web page (Entrance Testing Resources Link). The TEAS can be taken virtually or in person. You must register to take the TEAS through ATI (www.atitesting.com). The TEAS test must be taken within the last 18 months and can only be taken 2 times 45 days apart during the application year. Must be taken prior to April 1st AND must be sent to us directly from ATI, not the student.
6. It is the applicant’s responsibility to verify that all necessary information has been received.  Received information can be verified via the RGT program application. If all information is not received by the deadline, the applicant will not be considered for admission into the program.
7. All applicants will be notified by letter of conditional acceptance or non-acceptance by the middle of May.  Letters of conditional acceptance will include information regarding a required orientation in mid-June.

No applicant will be considered unless the minimum admission requirements are met. Admission requirements are evaluated by the use of a rating scale (see sample rating scale), which includes ACT scores, GPA, entrance test scores, previous degrees awarded, healthcare background/experience, and performance on core courses (all courses considered in the selection process must be completed by April 1st, In-progress courses will not be included in selection calculations). All applicants are considered on a competitive basis. Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission into the program. The number of applicants accepted is limited due to the nature of the program.

All applicants will be notified by email of their conditional acceptance or non-acceptance to the program. If an applicant is selected for the program, they will receive a conditional acceptance notification with specific instructions regarding all requirements that must be completed prior to August admission. These requirements are listed below:

• Completion of Anatomy & Physiology I (BIO 2513/2511) and Anatomy & Physiology II (BIO 2523/2521) with a grade of "C" or better during the summer session or regular session prior to the admission to the RT program.  NOTE: A&P I and II must be completed within the last 5 years
• Completion of Fundamentals of Radiology (RGT 1213) with a grade of "C" or better during the summer session or regular session prior to admission to the RT program.
• Satisfactory completion of Math (MAT 1102) during the summer, if indicated by entrance test scores.
• Acceptable pre-admission drug screen performed by our office.

Selection Rating Scale 

The selection rating scale is designed to provide a more comprehensive evaluation of each applicant, considering a wider range of factors to ensure a holistic assessment.

Link to the RGT Selection Rating Scale for academic year 2026/2027

Relevant course work approved by the program can be found on the program course check sheet. Link to the RGT program course check sheet.

Students who are accepted into the program must:

• Attend a Health Science orientation session.
• Be aware that, in addition to the regular college fees, Radiologic Technology  students will incur expenses for such items as uniforms, books, supplies, liability insurance, accident insurance, background check, Hepatitis B vaccination series, national and state certification examination fees, and registry review seminars.  Fees are not limited to these listed. 
• Be responsible for their own transportation to the college campus and clinical agencies.

A Radiologic Technology student must complete all RT courses, academic and clinical, with a final grade of “C” or better to progress to the next semester.

Prior to clinical, students must satisfactorily complete AHA-BLS Provider CPR taught during the RGT program

Below is the estimated cost for the Radiologic Technology Program based on previous school year averages. The below estimate should only be used as a guide. All costs are approximate and change without notice and tax is not included. In addition to the estimate, students will incur expenses related to travel necessary for clinical experience. All students are responsible for their own transportation and meals.

** Tuition estimate is reflected for MS residents only. Out of state student (non-residents) will be charged an additional fee.

Total Program Cost: $ 11,205.00