How long is the Radiography program at ACC–Ontario?
The Radiography program in Ontario takes approximately 25 months to complete. The program is offered in a blended format, combining online coursework, hands-on lab training, and real-world clinical experience.
Where can graduates of Ontario radiography school work?
Graduates of the Ontario Radiography program may find radiologic technologist jobs in:
- Hospitals and trauma centers
- Outpatient imaging centers
- Medical clinics with diagnostic services
- Orthopedic offices and specialty practices
What hands-on experience do students get in the Ontario Radiography program?
Students at ACC-Ontario practice using modern X-ray equipment and learn essential skills like image capturing, patient positioning, and radiation safety protocols. Clinical rotations at local healthcare facilities provide additional real-world training.
What are some of the ACC-Ontario Radiography program courses?
Key radiography courses include radiographic procedures, radiation biology and protection, anatomy and physiology, image evaluation, pathology, and patient care in radiologic sciences.
What certification or licensure can graduates pursue after completing radiography school in Ontario?
What are the admissions requirements for the Radiography program in Ontario?
To be considered for the Radiography program at ACC-Ontario, applicants must:
- Submit a copy of their high school diploma, official transcripts, or GED/HSE equivalent
- Pass the required standardized entrance exam (see ACC’s testing policy for details)
- Clear a background check before enrollment
- Complete health screening, drug testing, and any required immunizations
- Participate in an interview with a program director or designated faculty member
- Provide two professional letters of recommendation
You can find full admissions details on ACC’s admissions requirements page.
What student support services are available for radiography students in Ontario?
ACC provides a range of student resources, including one-on-one academic advising, no-cost tutoring services, and personalized career support. Faculty and staff can help provide support throughout your educational journey.
Is financial aid available for radiography students in Ontario?
ACC offers financial aid and scholarships for those who qualify. A financial aid advisor can help students explore available options — such as scholarships, loans, grants, and federal aid — to help cover Radiography program costs.
