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Radiologic Technologist Programs in Kentucky: 15 Colleges and Schools

15 Kentucky schools reported radiologic technologist completions to NCES IPEDS for 2024, graduating 209 students: 12 public, 3 private for-profit, grouped below by city.

15
Schools in Kentucky
209
Graduates in 2024
12
Public colleges
3
Private for-profit schools

NCES IPEDS 2024 completions · Kentucky · CIP 51.0911

15 schools in Kentucky graduated 209 Rad Techs in 2024, out of 546 schools nationally. By type: 12 public, 3 private for-profit. Credentials offered: associate (14), certificate (7), bachelor's (1).

The largest program is Sullivan University in Louisville with 57 graduates. The full list is grouped by city so you can find one near you.

Who runs the 15 Kentucky schools

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Public · 80%
0
Private nonprofit · 0%
3
Private for-profit · 20%

NCES IPEDS 2024 · institution control

Largest programs in Kentucky

Largest radiologic technologist programs in Kentucky
#SchoolCity2024 graduates
1Sullivan UniversityLouisville57
2Jefferson Community and Technical CollegeLouisville19
3Bluegrass Community and Technical CollegeLexington17
4Owensboro Community and Technical CollegeOwensboro17
5Southeast Kentucky Community & Technical CollegeCumberland16

NCES IPEDS 2024 completions

All programs in Kentucky by city

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15 of 15 schools listed · 13 cities
Programs by city
SchoolTypeCredentials2024 graduatesWebsite
Louisville · 3 schools
Sullivan UniversityPrivate for-profitcertificate, associate57Website ↗
Jefferson Community and Technical CollegePublicassociate, certificate19Website ↗
ATA CollegePrivate for-profitcertificate, associate12Website ↗
Ashland · 1 school
Ashland Community and Technical CollegePublicassociate0Website ↗
Bowling Green · 1 school
Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical CollegePublicassociate12Website ↗
Cumberland · 1 school
Southeast Kentucky Community & Technical CollegePublicassociate, certificate16Website ↗
Elizabethtown · 1 school
Elizabethtown Community and Technical CollegePublicassociate10Website ↗
Hazard · 1 school
Hazard Community and Technical CollegePublicassociate10Website ↗
Highland Heights · 1 school
Northern Kentucky UniversityPublicbachelor's14Website ↗
Lexington · 1 school
Bluegrass Community and Technical CollegePublicassociate17Website ↗
Madisonville · 1 school
Madisonville Community CollegePublicassociate, certificate9Website ↗
Owensboro · 1 school
Owensboro Community and Technical CollegePublicassociate, certificate17Website ↗
Paducah · 1 school
West Kentucky Community and Technical CollegePublicassociate15Website ↗
Pikeville · 1 school
American National University-PikevillePrivate for-profitassociate0Website ↗
Somerset · 1 school
Somerset Community CollegePublicassociate, certificate1Website ↗

NCES IPEDS 2024 completions · 15 schools · type is institution control · a listing is not a statement of accreditation or state approval

Nearby states

Radiologic Technologist programs in Kentucky and nearby states
StateSchools2024 graduatesPrograms
Kentucky15209this page
Illinois33476Programs in Illinois →
Ohio21243Programs in Ohio →
Missouri15174Programs in Missouri →
Virginia15310Programs in Virginia →
Indiana11394Programs in Indiana →
Tennessee7167Programs in Tennessee →
West Virginia463Programs in West Virginia →

NCES IPEDS 2024 completions · bordering states

Questions about Rad Tech programs in Kentucky

How many Rad Tech programs are in Kentucky?
15 colleges and schools reported radiologic technologist completions to NCES IPEDS for 2024, graduating 209 students.
Which Kentucky program is the largest?
Sullivan University in Louisville, with 57 graduates in 2024, followed by Jefferson Community and Technical College in Louisville (19).
Are Kentucky programs mostly public?
Yes: 12 public, 3 private for-profit of the 15 schools.
What does a Rad Tech earn in Kentucky?
Typical Rad Tech pay in Kentucky is $69,670 a year (BLS OES May 2025), against $80,110 nationally.

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