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Applicants who did not graduate from high school in the US must have the equivalent of a US high school diploma and must meet language standards established through College policy and/or procedure. 2) Have earned a high school equivalency diploma based on performance on the General Equivalency Diploma (GED) test administered through any State Department of Education. 3) Have completed a home education program meeting the requirements of FLA Stat 1002.451. 4) Have earned a PERT or CPT Eligible Certificate of Completion (W8A) from a Florida public high school. 5) Have been approved by Florida SouthWestern State College for entry into the Accelerated Programs for High School Students (dual enrollment) Radiologic Technology has limited enrollment due to the rigorous clinical requirements of the program. Each applicant must meet specific criteria which are listed in the admission policies and maintain a 2.0 grade point average in Radiologic Technology core coursework to progress in the program. Each core course must be taken in sequence. A minimum of 77 credit hours with a 2.0 cumulative grade point average is required for graduation. The criteria for admission policies are available through the program office or through the School of Health Professions office at 239-489-9255. Admission applicationsare located at www.fsw.edu/academics/programs/asradiologictechnology - The School of Health Professions requires that all Radiologic Technology students have personal health insurance throughout enrollment of the program. FSW does not offer a health plan or other services related to a student's health care needs. Proof of insurance along with dates covered must be provided. 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