# South Carolina > Markdown rendering of https://radiologyed.org/schools/south-carolina/ for AI agents and researchers. > Same facts as the HTML page, with navigation and sponsored units removed and sources listed. The HTML page is canonical. > Publisher: radiologyed.org · Last checked: 2026-08-19 Like the rest of the US, the state of South Carolina is [experiencing rapid growth of healthcare professions](https://radiologyed.org/prospects/), including radiological technology, in response to the increasing medical needs of the national population. ([Leer esta información en español](https://radiologyed.org/es/south-carolina/)) According to [BLS May 2025 OEWS data](http://www.bls.gov/oes/current/oes_sc.htm#29-0000), South Carolina is home to 3,630 working radiologic technologists and technicians, and the median wage of $69,600 puts a graduate’s starting trajectory well above the state’s median household income. For South Carolina residents, now is an ideal time to be considering a career in radiological technology. ## Prerequisite Courses for Radiology Tech Training Before beginning a radiologic technology program, prospective students must become familiar with the various prerequisites that are required for each program. Most programs require a high school diploma or equivalent and at least one introductory course in algebra as well as any other courses related to anatomy, physiology, and biological science. Additionally, some schools may also require two years of health science experience before starting a radiologic technology program. ## Responsibilities of Radiologic Technologist Radiologic technologists are healthcare professionals who use imaging equipment to diagnose and treat a variety of medical conditions. As such, they must possess both technical skills and people skills to be successful in their field. Radiologic technologists must be able to operate and maintain the various types of imaging equipment, as well as have excellent communication skills to interact with patients and medical staff. Additionally, radiological technology professionals must be able to understand the anatomy of the body and recognize any abnormalities within a scan. ## Radiology Requirements in South Carolina South Carolina is home to several accredited radiologic technology programs that provide students with an extensive education in the field. South Carolina currently mandates that all radiological technology professionals carry a state-issued license. Here, licenses last for a 2-year term and must be renewed every time the term expires. In addition, every licensed radiologic technologist is required to complete mandatory continuing education, with most specific radiology professions requiring 24 hours of classes for every 2-year term (though some may only require 12 hours or less). South Carolina radiology professionals have two choices to fulfill their licensing requirements: they can complete the state’s certification exam, or, like 36 other US states allow, take the [American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT)](https://www.arrt.org/) certification exam. ## Radiologic Technology Schools in South Carolina South Carolina has 14 JRCERT-accredited radiography programs, spread across the state’s technical college system and a handful of private institutions. That network gives residents in places like the Pee Dee, the Lowcountry, and the Upstate access to training close to home. If you’re comparing programs, the differences in tuition and outcomes data across these 14 schools are wide enough to matter significantly to your long-term finances. ## Other Schools to Consider Radiologic Technology Program If you’re prepared to travel, you’ll find more options in [Tallahassee](https://radiologyed.org/schools/florida/), [Atlanta](https://radiologyed.org/schools/georgia/), and [Charlotte](https://radiologyed.org/schools/north-carolina/). ## Large Employers in Radiology South Carolina is home to about 90 hospitals, along with many smaller medical facilities, such as urgent care and family practice centers. The majority of radiologic technologists in South Carolina are employed by the state’s large hospitals, but many are also hired by local clinics, which employ in the state’s small towns and rural areas. [Medical University of South Carolina](http://www.muschealth.com/), Charleston 169 Ashley Avenue Charleston, SC 29425 (843) 792-2300 [Greenville Memorial Hospital](http://www.ghs.org/), Greenville 701 Grove Road Greenville, SC 29605-4295 (864) 455-7000 [Spartanburg Regional Medical Center](http://www.spartanburgregional.com/), Spartanburg 101 East Wood Street Spartanburg, SC 29303-3016 (864) 560-6000 [Bon Secours-St. Francis Hospital](http://www.rsfh.com/st-francis-hospital/), Charleston 2095 Henry Tecklenburg Drive Charleston, SC 29414-0001 (843) 402-1000 [McLeod Health](http://www.mcleodhealth.org/), Florence 555 East Cheves Street Florence, SC 29502-2617 (843) 777-2000 [AnMed Health](http://www.anmedhealth.org/), Greenville, Anderson 800 North Fant Street Anderson, SC 29621-5793 (864) 512-1000 [Lexington Medical Center](http://www.lexmed.com/) 2720 Sunset Boulevard West Columbia, SC 29169 (803) 791-2000 ## Accredited Radiology Tech Programs in South Carolina South Carolina has 14 JRCERT-accredited radiography programs, spread across the state’s technical college system and a handful of private institutions. The state employs 3,630 radiologic technologists and technicians, according to BLS May 2025 OEWS data, and the median wage of $69,600 puts a graduate’s starting trajectory well above the state’s median household income. ## South Carolina Radiology Tech Program Listings All 14 programs below hold JRCERT accreditation. Tuition figures reflect total program cost as reported to JRCERT. Completion rate, ARRT exam pass rate, and job placement rate are published JRCERT outcomes where available. Program length is in months. ### Aiken Technical College **Location:** Graniteville, SC | **Program Length:** 21 months | **Resident Tuition:** $18,156 | **Non-Resident Tuition:** $23,763 | **Total Capacity:** 26 | **Accreditation:** 8 Years Clinical sites include Aiken Regional Medical Center, Augusta University Medical Center, and Doctor’s Hospital in Augusta, giving students cross-state exposure in both South Carolina and Georgia facilities. ### AnMed **Location:** Anderson, SC | **Program Length:** 24 months | **Tuition (Resident & Non-Resident):** $3,400 | **Completion Rate:** 93% | **ARRT Exam Pass Rate:** 96% | **Job Placement Rate:** 100% | **Total Capacity:** 30 | **Accreditation:** 8 Years AnMed runs a hospital-based program at a flat $3,400 regardless of residency status, the lowest total cost among all 14 programs in this list. Clinical training takes place entirely within the AnMed Health system, including the main campus and orthopedics and sports medicine sites in Anderson and Piedmont. ### Florence-Darlington Technical College **Location:** Florence, SC | **Program Length:** 21 months | **Resident Tuition:** $7,015 | **Non-Resident Tuition:** $9,596 | **Completion Rate:** 67% | **ARRT Exam Pass Rate:** 93% | **Job Placement Rate:** 97% | **Total Capacity:** 46 | **Accreditation:** 8 Years Seven clinical sites span the Pee Dee region, including McLeod Regional Medical Center, MUSC Health Florence, and Carolina Pines Regional Medical Center in Hartsville. The completion rate is the second lowest in the state among programs reporting, which is worth factoring into your planning. ### Greenville Technical College **Location:** Greenville, SC | **Program Length:** 21 months | **Resident Tuition:** $7,250 | **Non-Resident Tuition:** $12,850 | **Completion Rate:** 97% | **ARRT Exam Pass Rate:** 96% | **Job Placement Rate:** 100% | **Total Capacity:** 60 | **Accreditation:** 8 Years Greenville Tech has the largest clinical network in the state, with 22 sites across the Upstate including Prisma Health Greenville Memorial, Bon Secours Saint Francis Health System, and multiple urgent care and outpatient radiology locations. A 97% completion rate combined with a 96% pass rate makes it one of the stronger-performing programs on paper. ### Horry-Georgetown Technical College **Location:** Myrtle Beach, SC | **Program Length:** 24 months | **Resident Tuition:** $7,875 | **Non-Resident Tuition:** $9,765 | **Completion Rate:** 76% | **ARRT Exam Pass Rate:** 97% | **Job Placement Rate:** 100% | **Total Capacity:** 62 | **Accreditation:** 8 Years Eleven clinical sites cover the Grand Strand and surrounding region, from Grand Strand Regional Medical Center in Myrtle Beach to Tidelands Georgetown Memorial Hospital and McLeod Loris Hospital. Students who complete the program place at a 100% rate. ### Midlands Technical College **Location:** Columbia, SC | **Program Length:** 24 months | **Resident Tuition:** $7,400 | **Non-Resident Tuition:** $9,250 | **Completion Rate:** 88% | **ARRT Exam Pass Rate:** 99% | **Job Placement Rate:** 99% | **Total Capacity:** 80 | **Accreditation:** 8 Years With 80 seats, Midlands Tech has the largest program capacity in South Carolina. A 99% ARRT pass rate is the second highest among programs reporting. Clinical placements run through Lexington Medical Center’s main campus and seven community medical centers, plus Prisma Health Baptist and Richland hospitals in Columbia. ### Orangeburg-Calhoun Technical College **Location:** Orangeburg, SC | **Program Length:** 24 months | **Resident Tuition:** $6,690 | **Non-Resident Tuition:** $7,980 | **Completion Rate:** 50% | **ARRT Exam Pass Rate:** 100% | **Job Placement Rate:** 100% | **Total Capacity:** 28 | **Accreditation:** 8 Years The 50% completion rate is the lowest among all reporting programs in this state, which means roughly half of enrolled students do not finish. Students who do complete it achieve a 100% ARRT pass rate and 100% job placement. Clinical sites include MUSC Health Orangeburg, the VA Medical Center in Columbia, and MUSC Columbia Medical Center. ### Piedmont Technical College **Location:** Greenwood, SC | **Program Length:** 21 months | **Resident Tuition:** $2,342 | **Non-Resident Tuition:** $4,370 | **Completion Rate:** 95% | **ARRT Exam Pass Rate:** 91% | **Job Placement Rate:** 100% | **Total Capacity:** 41 | **Accreditation:** 8 Years At $2,342 for residents, Piedmont Technical College is the least expensive accredited radiography program in South Carolina. Ten clinical sites serve the Lakelands region including Self Regional Healthcare, Abbeville Area Medical Center, and Newberry Health. A 95% completion rate and 100% placement rate are strong figures at this price point. ### [Southeastern College – Columbia Campus](https://www.sec.edu/academic-program/radiologic-technology/) **Location:** Columbia, SC | **Program Length:** 24 months | **Tuition (Resident & Non-Resident):** $82,164 | **Completion Rate:** 73% | **ARRT Exam Pass Rate:** Not reported | **Job Placement Rate:** Not reported | **Total Capacity:** 36 | **Accreditation:** 3 Years Southeastern College’s Columbia campus carries a 3-year accreditation term, compared to 8 years for most programs on this list, and the total tuition of $82,164 is the highest by a significant margin. Prospective students should ask the school directly about current outcomes data and weigh the cost against alternatives in the same metro area. ### [Southeastern College – North Charleston Campus](https://www.sec.edu/academic-program/radiologic-technology/) **Location:** North Charleston, SC | **Program Length:** 24 months | **Tuition (Resident & Non-Resident):** $42,432 | **Completion Rate:** 78% | **ARRT Exam Pass Rate:** Not reported | **Job Placement Rate:** Not reported | **Total Capacity:** 50 | **Accreditation:** 3 Years The North Charleston campus also holds a 3-year accreditation term. Clinical sites are extensive, covering MUSC Main, Roper St. Francis system locations, Trident Medical Center, and facilities across the Charleston metro. As with the Columbia campus, exam pass rate and placement data are not reported to JRCERT, so ask the admissions office for current figures before applying. ### Spartanburg Community College **Location:** Spartanburg, SC | **Program Length:** 24 months | **Resident Tuition:** $8,874 | **Non-Resident Tuition:** $18,052 | **Completion Rate:** 91% | **ARRT Exam Pass Rate:** 100% | **Job Placement Rate:** 100% | **Total Capacity:** 50 | **Accreditation:** 8 Years Spartanburg Community College reports a 100% ARRT pass rate alongside 100% job placement. Clinical sites span the Spartanburg Regional Health Services District system, with one out-of-state site at AdventHealth Polk in Columbus, North Carolina. ### Technical College of the Lowcountry **Location:** Beaufort, SC | **Program Length:** 24 months | **Resident Tuition:** $8,881 | **Non-Resident Tuition:** $18,480 | **Completion Rate:** 86% | **ARRT Exam Pass Rate:** 88% | **Job Placement Rate:** 100% | **Total Capacity:** 32 | **Accreditation:** 8 Years TCL serves a geographically distinct region. Clinical sites include the Branch Medical Clinic at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, the United States Navy Hospital in Beaufort, and facilities as far south as Memorial Health University Medical Center in Savannah, Georgia. Military-connected students may find the regional mix particularly relevant. ### Trident Technical College **Location:** Charleston, SC | **Program Length:** 24 months | **Resident Tuition:** $7,255 | **Non-Resident Tuition:** $13,714 | **Completion Rate:** 96% | **ARRT Exam Pass Rate:** 75% | **Job Placement Rate:** 88% | **Total Capacity:** 59 | **Accreditation:** 8 Years Trident Tech’s 75% ARRT pass rate is the lowest among programs reporting in South Carolina, and the 88% job placement rate is below the state average for reporting programs. Clinical sites are strong, including MUSC Medical Center, Roper Hospital, and the Ralph H. Johnson VA Medical Center in Charleston. ### York Technical College **Location:** Rock Hill, SC | **Program Length:** 24 months | **Resident Tuition:** $7,544 | **Non-Resident Tuition:** $16,605 | **Completion Rate:** 100% | **ARRT Exam Pass Rate:** 84% | **Job Placement Rate:** 100% | **Total Capacity:** 50 | **Accreditation:** 8 Years York Technical College reports a 100% completion rate, the highest in the state. Clinical sites cross into the Charlotte metro, including Atrium Health Pineville and Atrium Health Ballantyne in North Carolina, which reflects the Rock Hill area’s position in the greater Charlotte region. ## South Carolina Radiology Tech Program Comparison Table The table below covers all 14 JRCERT-accredited radiography programs. Use it to compare tuition, length, and JRCERT-reported outcomes at a glance. Figures marked “NR” were not reported to JRCERT at time of publication. | Institution | Length | Resident Tuition | Completion Rate | ARRT Pass Rate | Placement Rate | Accreditation | Evening/Weekend | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Aiken Tech | 21 mo. | $18,156 | n/a | n/a | n/a | 8 Years | No | | AnMed | 24 mo. | $3,400 | 93% | 96% | 100% | 8 Years | No | | Florence-Darlington Tech | 21 mo. | $7,015 | 67% | 93% | 97% | 8 Years | No | | Greenville Tech | 21 mo. | $7,250 | 97% | 96% | 100% | 8 Years | No | | Horry-Georgetown Tech | 24 mo. | $7,875 | 76% | 97% | 100% | 8 Years | No | | Midlands Tech | 24 mo. | $7,400 | 88% | 99% | 99% | 8 Years | No | | Orangeburg-Calhoun Tech | 24 mo. | $6,690 | 50% | 100% | 100% | 8 Years | No | | Piedmont Tech | 21 mo. | $2,342 | 95% | 91% | 100% | 8 Years | No | | Southeastern College – Columbia Campus | 24 mo. | $82,164 | 73% | n/a | n/a | 3 Years | No | | Southeastern College – North Charleston Campus | 24 mo. | $42,432 | 78% | n/a | n/a | 3 Years | No | | Spartanburg CC | 24 mo. | $8,874 | 91% | 100% | 100% | 8 Years | No | | Tech of the Lowcountry | 24 mo. | $8,880 | 86% | 88% | 100% | 8 Years | No | | Trident Tech | 24 mo. | $7,255 | 96% | 75% | 88% | 8 Years | No | | York Tech | 24 mo. | $7,544 | 100% | 84% | 100% | 8 Years | No | *Tuition reflects total program cost reported to JRCERT. Non-resident rates vary; see individual program listings above. Source: JRCERT program data, current as of page publication.* ## Radiology Tech Salaries in South Carolina South Carolina radiologic technologists and technicians earn a median wage of $69,600, with a mean of $71,970, according to BLS May 2025 OEWS data. The spread across the earnings distribution is meaningful: the 10th percentile earns $51,860, which reflects early-career or lower-wage market positions, while the 90th percentile reaches $96,020. The 25th-to-75th percentile range runs from $61,900 to $82,560, which captures where most working techs in the state land after a few years of experience. South Carolina has a cost of living roughly 8 to 10 percent below the national average, which means the median wage stretches further here than the raw number suggests compared to coastal states. A tech earning $69,600 in Columbia or Greenville is working in a housing market where median home prices are considerably lower than in comparable metro areas in Virginia, Georgia, or North Carolina. ### Career Progression: Moving into MRI Radiologic technologists who add an MRI credential see a clear pay increase. MRI technologists in South Carolina earn a median of $83,550, compared to $69,600 for general rad techs, a difference of nearly $14,000 at the median level (BLS May 2025 OEWS data). The 730 MRI techs employed in the state represent a smaller, more specialized pool. Entry-level MRI positions start around $65,980 at the 10th percentile, while experienced MRI techs at the 90th percentile reach $96,230, nearly identical to the ceiling for general rad tech. The practical path is to complete a JRCERT-accredited radiography program, pass the ARRT exam in radiography, build two or more years of clinical experience, then pursue post-primary MRI certification through ARRT. Some employers in larger South Carolina health systems offer tuition assistance or on-site MRI training for existing rad tech staff. ## South Carolina Radiologic Technology Licensing Requirements South Carolina requires radiologic technologists to hold state licensure before practicing. The South Carolina Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation (LLR) administers this through the State Board of Medical Examiners. Key requirements include: - **ARRT certification:** Passing the ARRT radiography examination is the primary credential pathway recognized for licensure in South Carolina. - **Application through LLR:** Submit an application to the South Carolina Board of Medical Examiners, including verification of ARRT status and educational credentials from your JRCERT-accredited program. - **Continuing education:** Licensees must complete continuing education requirements for renewal. [VERIFY-STALE: current CE credit hours required per renewal cycle per SC LLR] - **Renewal cycle:** [VERIFY-STALE: current license renewal period per SC LLR, typically biennial] - **Fluoroscopy:** South Carolina requires a separate permit or documented training for radiologists and techs performing fluoroscopic procedures. Confirm current requirements directly with SC LLR at the time of application. Students should verify all current requirements at the SC LLR website before applying, as regulations are subject to change. JRCERT-accredited programs are designed to meet the educational prerequisites for ARRT examination eligibility, which is the foundation of the state licensure process. ## What to Look for in a South Carolina Radiology Tech Program With 14 accredited programs in one state, the choice is not simply about which school is closest. These factors are specific to how the South Carolina market works and what differentiates programs here. ### JRCERT Accreditation Term Length Twelve of the 14 programs hold 8-year accreditation terms, the maximum JRCERT awards. Two programs, both Southeastern College campuses, hold 3-year terms. A shorter accreditation term does not disqualify a program, but it indicates JRCERT identified areas requiring closer review. Ask those programs what steps they’ve taken to address any identified concerns. ### ARRT Exam Pass Rate Pass rates among reporting programs range from 75% at Trident Technical College to 100% at Orangeburg-Calhoun Technical College and Spartanburg Community College. A higher pass rate generally reflects more effective ARRT exam preparation built into the curriculum. Programs with rates below 90% are worth examining more closely: ask how they structure exam prep in the final semester and what support they offer students who struggle in practice testing. ### Completion Rate Completion rates in this state range from 50% to 100% among reporting programs. A low completion rate has real financial consequences: if you leave the program before finishing, you still owe any tuition you’ve paid and have no credential to show for it. Ask programs with lower completion rates specifically what challenges cause attrition and what support services they provide. ### Clinical Site Diversity Programs with a broader mix of clinical sites, including trauma hospitals, outpatient imaging centers, orthopedic clinics, and VA or military facilities, tend to produce graduates with more adaptable skills. Compare clinical site lists carefully if you have a preference for a specific practice setting after graduation. ### Program Length and Schedule Format South Carolina programs run 21 or 24 months. Four programs complete training in 21 months: Aiken Technical College, Florence-Darlington Technical College, Greenville Technical College, and Piedmont Technical College. The rest run 24 months. If you need to enter the workforce sooner, a 21-month program saves three months of lost wages, though the curriculum is compressed accordingly. ### Total Program Cost vs. Outcomes The tuition gap in South Carolina is extreme. Piedmont Technical College charges $2,342 in resident tuition. Southeastern College’s Columbia campus charges $82,164, more than 35 times as much. Before selecting a higher-cost program, compare its published ARRT pass rates and placement rates directly against lower-cost alternatives in the same geographic area. The data does not consistently show better outcomes at higher price points in this state. ## Program Length, Clinical Hours, and ARRT Exam Preparation South Carolina radiography programs typically require a minimum of 1,800 clinical hours as part of JRCERT accreditation standards, though individual programs may require more. These hours are completed across the affiliated clinical sites listed for each program. Students rotate through different modalities and patient populations during clinical training, which directly prepares them for the range of competencies tested on the ARRT exam. The ARRT radiography examination covers patient care, safety, image production, procedures, and equipment. Programs structure their didactic coursework to align with ARRT content specifications. In the months before graduation, most programs incorporate practice examinations and content review sessions. When comparing programs, ask specifically how many structured ARRT prep sessions are built into the schedule and what the program’s median score history looks like on practice exams, not just the published pass rate. Clinical hours in South Carolina programs are completed at affiliated hospital and outpatient sites. Because programs partner with different health systems, students build relationships with potential employers during training. Several programs on this list report 100% job placement, which often reflects the depth of those clinical site relationships rather than coincidence. ## Frequently Asked Questions About Radiology Tech Programs in South Carolina ### How long does it take to become a radiology tech in South Carolina? Most JRCERT-accredited radiography programs in South Carolina take 21 to 24 months to complete. After finishing the program, graduates are eligible to sit for the ARRT radiography examination. Licensing through the South Carolina Board of Medical Examiners requires passing that exam. From enrollment to first day of licensed work, plan for approximately two to two and a half years. ### Do I need a license to work as a radiology tech in South Carolina? Yes. South Carolina requires state licensure through the Board of Medical Examiners under the Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation. You must pass the ARRT radiography exam and submit a licensure application with supporting documentation from your accredited program. ### What do radiology techs earn in South Carolina? The median annual wage for radiologic technologists and technicians in South Carolina is $69,600, according to BLS May 2025 OEWS data. Earnings range from $51,860 at the 10th percentile to $96,020 at the 90th percentile. MRI technologists, a common career advancement from radiography, earn a median of $83,550 in the state. ### Which South Carolina radiology tech program has the highest ARRT pass rate? Two programs, Orangeburg-Calhoun Technical College and Spartanburg Community College, both report 100% ARRT exam pass rates in current JRCERT data. Midlands Technical College reports 99%. These figures reflect recent cohorts and can change year to year, so confirm current data directly with the program. ### What is the cheapest accredited radiology tech program in South Carolina? Piedmont Technical College in Greenwood charges $2,342 in resident tuition for its 21-month program. AnMed in Anderson charges a flat $3,400 for all students regardless of residency. Both programs report strong completion and placement rates. ### Can I complete a radiology tech program online in South Carolina? Radiography programs require hands-on clinical training and cannot be completed entirely online. None of the 14 JRCERT-accredited programs in South Carolina are listed as offering alternative learning formats. Didactic coursework at some programs may include online components, but clinical rotations require in-person attendance at affiliated sites. ### What clinical experience will I get in a South Carolina radiology program? Clinical training varies by program and affiliate network. Programs partner with regional hospitals, outpatient imaging centers, orthopedic clinics, urgent care facilities, and in some cases VA or military medical facilities. Greenville Technical College has 22 affiliate clinical sites. Technical College of the Lowcountry partners with both a Marine Corps and a Navy medical facility. Most programs require a minimum of 1,800 clinical hours, consistent with JRCERT standards. ### Is JRCERT accreditation required to sit for the ARRT exam in South Carolina? ARRT requires graduation from a program that meets its educational standards, which are aligned with JRCERT accreditation for radiography. Graduating from a JRCERT-accredited program is the standard pathway to ARRT exam eligibility, and ARRT certification is required for South Carolina state licensure. Choosing a non-accredited program creates significant risk of being ineligible to sit for the exam. ### What is the difference between a 3-year and 8-year JRCERT accreditation? JRCERT awards accreditation terms of varying lengths based on its review of a program’s compliance with accreditation standards. An 8-year term is the maximum and reflects a program meeting all standards without concerns requiring closer monitoring. A 3-year term means JRCERT found issues that require earlier follow-up review. Both term lengths represent active accreditation, but a shorter term warrants additional questions about the program’s current status and any corrective actions underway. ## Start Comparing South Carolina Radiology Tech Programs The comparison table and program listings above give you the core data you need to make a well-informed decision. Tuition, completion rates, ARRT pass rates, and placement figures vary widely across the 14 accredited programs in this state. Use those differences to narrow your options before contacting programs directly. ## Professional Organizations Working radiologic technologists in South Carolina can further their careers by joining a local organization like the [South Carolina Society of Radiologic Technologists (SCSRT)](http://www.scsrt.org/), which offers benefits to its members including exclusive job openings, community outreach projects, and valuable network ties for a small fee. In many cases, becoming a member of professional organizations such as the SCSRT will give radiologic technologists a leading edge when applying for jobs. Additional information on the radiology profession can be found at [the American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT)](http://www.asrt.org/). ## Sources - U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (May 2025) — wage and employment figures. https://www.bls.gov/oes/ - U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook — job outlook. https://www.bls.gov/ooh/ - Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT) — accredited programme directory (720 programmes). https://www.jrcert.org/programs/ - American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) — certification requirements. https://www.arrt.org/ - BLS May 2025 OEWS data — http://www.bls.gov/oes/current/oes_sc.htm#29-0000 - American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) — https://www.arrt.org/ - Greenville Memorial Hospital — http://www.ghs.org/ - McLeod Health — http://www.mcleodhealth.org/ - AnMed Health — http://www.anmedhealth.org/ - Southeastern College – Columbia Campus — https://www.sec.edu/academic-program/radiologic-technology/ - South Carolina Society of Radiologic Technologists (SCSRT) — http://www.scsrt.org/ - the American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT) — http://www.asrt.org/ Canonical: https://radiologyed.org/schools/south-carolina/ Last checked: 2026-08-19