Radiology tech schools by state: programs, awards and tuition

482 radiology tech schools and programs reported graduates in 2023-24. Pick a state: the finder lists them with their tuition and fees.

Career

The state rules apply where you take the images

Example: radiography in Texas· change any figure to see your own result

Texas: radiography programs with graduates in 2023-24

46

1,875 awards · public in-state tuition and fees, median: $4,344 a year

Programs46
Awards in 2023-241,875
Median public in-state tuition and fees (2023-24)$4,344 a year

IPEDS files of NCES: completions July 2023 to June 2024 (C2024_A), tuition and required fees 2023-24 (IC2023_AY). Hospital programs that take no federal student aid do not report to IPEDS and are missing here. The 12 largest of 46 are shown.

How this is computed
Texas: radiography programs, largest first (IPEDS)
SchoolCityAwards 2023-24In-state tuition and fees 2023-24
The College of Health Care Professions-NorthwestHouston237n/a
San Jacinto Community CollegePasadena133$3,456
The College of Health Care Professions-Fort WorthFort Worth108n/a
Midwestern State UniversityWichita Falls107$9,950
Austin Community College DistrictAustin95$8,580
The College of Health Care Professions-Southwest HoustonHouston80n/a
Dallas CollegeDallas79$4,050
The College of Health Care Professions-San AntonioSan Antonio76n/a
The College of Health Care Professions-AustinAustin73n/a
Galveston CollegeGalveston67$3,266
The College of Health Care Professions-DallasDallas62n/a
The College of Health Care Professions-McAllen CampusMcAllen54n/a

Compiled by Radif Partners · How the rules were read

The federal IPEDS survey, filed by every college that takes federal student aid, counts the awards of each program by its CIP code: 51.0911 for radiologic technology and radiography. For July 2023 to June 2024, 482 programs in the 50 states and DC reported 11,531 radiography awards: 7,835 associate degrees, 2,051 certificates, 1,497 bachelor’s degrees and 145 master’s degrees. The three largest programs were Keiser University-Ft Lauderdale in Fort Lauderdale, Florida (373), Weber State University in Ogden, Utah (298), The College of Health Care Professions-Northwest in Houston, Texas (237). The median yearly in-state tuition and required fees for 2023-24 was $4,868 at public schools and $20,067 at private ones. Hospital-based programs that take no federal aid do not report to IPEDS, so a few accredited programs are missing; the accrediting body’s own list is the reference for accreditation, which IPEDS does not record.

Radiology tech schools with the most graduates

The 10 largest radiography programs (IPEDS completions July 2023 to June 2024)
SchoolStateAwards 2023-24In-state tuition and fees
Keiser University-Ft LauderdaleFlorida373$24,136
Weber State UniversityUtah298$6,391
The College of Health Care Professions-NorthwestTexas237n/a
Pima Medical Institute-TucsonArizona215n/a
Gurnick Academy of Medical ArtsCalifornia169n/a
San Jacinto Community CollegeTexas133$3,456
John Patrick University of Health and Applied SciencesIndiana127$19,520
Orange Coast CollegeCalifornia110$1,208
The College of Health Care Professions-Fort WorthTexas108n/a
Midwestern State UniversityTexas107$9,950

Private career-school campuses and a few public colleges lead the count. Each state page lists its ten largest imaging programs, radiography and sonography together.

Tuition and ARRT fee for your years of study

Example: radiography, 2 years in Texas· change any figure to see your own result

Radiography in Texas: tuition and exam

$8,913

$4,344 a year × 2 + ARRT primary $225

Median public in-state tuition and fees in Texas$4,344 a year (2023-24)
Years of study2
Exam fees$225
State licenseYes, a state certification
Full calculator: Sonographer: the job and the route →

Choosing among radiology tech schools

Compare the award (certificate, associate or bachelor’s), the total cost over the program, the clinical sites and whether the program qualifies you for the ARRT exam. Then check the state license where you will work. For ultrasound programs, see how to become an ultrasound tech.

Questions students and technologists ask

Tap a question to see the answer.

How many radiology tech schools are there?

482 programs reported radiography graduates to IPEDS for July 2023 to June 2024, in the 50 states and DC. Programs without graduates that year, and hospital programs outside federal student aid, are not counted. The state pages list the largest programs of each state, with their price.

Are community colleges cheaper for radiography?

Usually, for residents: the median in-state tuition and fees of public schools awarding radiography was $4,868 a year in 2023-24, against $20,067 at private schools. Out-of-state students pay more at public schools; the IPEDS file reports that rate too. Books, uniforms and housing come on top of these amounts.

Does IPEDS tell me whether a program is accredited?

No. IPEDS records awards and charges, not programmatic accreditation. ARRT lists the accreditation agencies it recognizes; check that your program is accredited by one of them before you enroll, because the ARRT exam depends on it. Status can change, so check it in the year you apply.

Next steps

State tables, agency pages, fee pages and federal files behind this page (4)

Each form number, fee, length and signer list was read on these official documents on November 13, 2026.

Compiled by

Independent publisher of state-by-state licensing rules and exam cost calculators for sonographers and radiologic technologists. Paid by no one: no school lead, no affiliate link, no paid placement.

Checked on · Editorial policy · Contact

The answers apply the ASRT state table and the agency pages read on November 13, 2026, and the IPEDS files for 2023-24. Rules change: your state agency decides.