Baton Rouge General School of Radiologic Technology

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Baton Rouge General
School of Radiologic Technology
Professional Certificate Program
Why the BRG SORT?
We have an excellent reputation in the
Imaging community for producing highquality, kind and compassionate Radiographers. Our program has graduates
employed in all of the area facilities,
within other western/central/northern
areas of LA, and out the state. Our
program has recently undergone a
complete curriculum revision to ensure
that instruction is the most current and
the best quality possible. We were just
awarded reaccreditation of 8 years,
maximum award possible for programmatic accreditation by the JRCERT. Our
exam pass rate and our employment rate
are some of the best in the state. And in
recent years our attrition rate has been
excellent. Our graduates also have been
cross trained in advanced technologies
such as CT, MRI, Heart Cath and interventional, as well as Mammography. We
also have small class sizes and excellent
educator to student ratios.
BRG School of Radiologic
Technology Contact Information:
Susan Butler, Registrar
225-387-7024
Susan.Butler@brgeneral.org
Jaclyn Verret Peters, Program Director
225-387-7157
Jaclyn.Peters@brgeneral.org
BRG SORT Pre-Requisite Coursework:
Prior to applying to be admitted into the professional
program at the BRG SORT, each student MUST complete the
following courses at an accredited community college or
university with a GPA overall in these courses of a 2.5 or
higher and only courses grades of “C” or better will count as
course completion. Application process also includes letters
of recommendation, HESI testing, Observation Hours, Core
Performance forms, as well as several other steps. Any interested applicants should see Mrs. Susan Butler or Mrs. Jaclyn
Peters for full details of the application process (or for more
information visit our website).
English 1010 (3cr hrs)
English 1020 (3cr hrs)
Math- College Alegra or higher (3cr hrs)
Communication 1010– Introduction or Interpersonal (3cr hrs)
Freshman Orientation or Freshman Seminar– if less than 30
hours of college coursework (1cr hrs)
Biology– Human Anatomy and Physiology w/ Lab
2230, 2231 (4cr hrs)
Psychology 1010 (3cr hrs)
Allied Health 1020 or Medical Terminology (2cr hrs)
Biology- Human Anatomy and Physiology w/ Lab
2220, 2221 (4cr hrs)
Allied Health 2200 or Healthcare Ethics and Law (2cr hrs)
All university or community colleges use different course numbers
for coursework listed above, BEFORE taking courses for BRG SORT
credit, please check with SORT Registrar or Program Director to ensure that correct courses are being taken to fulfill requirements. Also
courses may be taken through the Fall semester prior to January admissions date, but no later. All coursework as pre-requisite must be
successfully completed prior to beginning Professional courses with
the SORT in January following the application process.
To better serve our potential students, BRG SORT has met and worked out degree plans with several state and local colleges and
universities for student’s interested in completed our program in Radiologic Sciences. The ARRT (national exam provider) now
requires the completion of a professional program in Radiologic Sciences and the completion of a minimum of an Associates Degree to be able to take national board testing to practice as a Radiographer. An articulation agreement with Northwestern
State University through online Associates degree in General Studies with Concentration in Radiologic Sciences
can be done concurrently with our Professional Program and is the most cost effective and efficient of the
current options. Students may also choose to complete their pre-requisites through River Parishes Community College and be
awarded a Certificate of General Studies and then take an additional 29-33 credit hours through RPCC to earn an Associates Degree in General Studies with a concentration in a variety of Science fields. Students may choose to complete their pre-requisites
through Baton Rouge Community College and the additional course work required to earn their Associates degree in Science or
General Studies as well. See the BRG SORT Program Director or Registrar for the correct contact person for advising at each of
the colleges listed.
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