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Radiologic Technologist Programs by State: 531 Colleges and Schools

Every college and school that reported radiologic technologist completions to the federal IPEDS survey for 2024, listed by state, with graduate counts and school type.

531
Schools in 49 states
11,531
Graduates in 2024
370
Public colleges
Texas · 51
Most programs of any state

NCES IPEDS 2024 completions · CIP 51.0911 Radiologic Technology/Science - Radiographer

531 schools across 49 states reported radiologic technologist completions to NCES IPEDS for 2024, graduating 11,531 students. 370 are public, 88 private nonprofit, and 73 private for-profit.

Texas has the most programs, 51, followed by California with 39. Pick a state below to see every school with its type, credentials, and 2024 graduates, or start with the largest programs in the country.

Who runs the 531 schools

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370
Public · 70%
88
Private nonprofit · 17%
73
Private for-profit · 14%

NCES IPEDS 2024 · institution control

Programs by state

All 49 states with programs, ranked by number of schools. Each state links to its own page with every program grouped by city.

Radiologic Technologist programs by state
#StateSchools2024 graduatesGraduates per school
1Texas511,87536.8
2California391,17230.1
3Florida351,13132.3
4Illinois3347614.4
5North Carolina2536714.7
6Pennsylvania2429112.1
7Georgia2343018.7
8Ohio2124311.6
9Virginia1531020.7
10Kentucky1520913.9
11Missouri1517411.6
12New York1425518.2
13Michigan1418012.9
14Minnesota1326020.0
15Iowa1219716.4
16Indiana1139435.8
17Louisiana1129927.2
18Wisconsin111019.2
19Colorado1019719.7
20Mississippi1016716.7
21Massachusetts1014014.0
22Alabama919822.0
23Oklahoma811714.6
24New Jersey89411.8
25Arizona736051.4
26Tennessee716723.9
27Washington715021.4
28Kansas77310.4
29New Mexico611719.5
30Maine58416.8
31Arkansas56613.2
32Utah438496.0
33Connecticut46315.8
34West Virginia46315.8
35Nevada46115.3
36North Dakota45814.5
37Montana45413.5
38Idaho314949.7
39Nebraska38528.3
40Oregon37926.3
41South Dakota33511.7
42Rhode Island24221.0
43New Hampshire24120.5
44Maryland22613.0
45Wyoming22211.0
46South Carolina22010.0
47Alaska2147.0
48Delaware12929.0
49Vermont11212.0

NCES IPEDS 2024 completions · 49 states report programs

Largest programs in the US

The 15 schools that graduated the most Rad Techs in 2024.

Largest radiologic technologist programs
#SchoolCity, stateType2024 graduates
1Keiser University-Ft LauderdaleFort Lauderdale, FLPrivate nonprofit373
2Weber State UniversityOgden, UTPublic298
3The College of Health Care Professions-NorthwestHouston, TXPrivate for-profit237
4Pima Medical Institute-TucsonTucson, AZPrivate for-profit215
5Gurnick Academy of Medical ArtsSan Jose, CAPrivate for-profit169
6San Jacinto Community CollegePasadena, TXPublic133
7John Patrick University of Health and Applied SciencesSouth Bend, INPrivate for-profit127
8Orange Coast CollegeCosta Mesa, CAPublic110
9The College of Health Care Professions-Fort WorthFort Worth, TXPrivate for-profit108
10Midwestern State UniversityWichita Falls, TXPublic107
11Boise State UniversityBoise, IDPublic105
12Northwestern State University of LouisianaNatchitoches, LAPublic96
13Austin Community College DistrictAustin, TXPublic95
14Valencia CollegeOrlando, FLPublic83
15The College of Health Care Professions-Southwest HoustonHouston, TXPrivate for-profit80

NCES IPEDS 2024 completions

Questions about Rad Tech programs

How many radiologic technologist programs are there?
531 colleges and schools across 49 states reported radiologic technologist completions to NCES IPEDS for 2024, graduating 11,531 students.
Which state has the most Rad Tech programs?
Texas, with 51 schools that graduated 1,875 students in 2024.
Are most programs at public colleges?
Yes. 370 of the 531 schools are public, 88 are private nonprofit, and 73 are private for-profit.
Does a listing mean a program is accredited or state-approved?
No. IPEDS records completions at every institution that awards the credential; it does not certify accreditation or state approval. Check the program’s accreditor and your state board before enrolling.

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