HEALTH TECHNOLOGY
HEALTH TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM PROGRESSION REQUIREMENTS
Certain Health Technology programs have a competitive admission
process which may include cumulative admission testing, Grade
Point Average, aptitude testing, a written or verbal interview,
and/or verifiable work experience in patient care. A Health Technology
core has been implemented to afford students who qualify for the
opportunity to earn progression into a more advanced health technology
technical certificate, diploma or associate degree program.
Students are subject to a background check and/or drug screening
based on the respective clinical/medical facility’s requirements.
If the clinical/medical facility finds the student’s background
check or drug screening to be unsatisfactory, the student will
be prohibited from participating in clinical activities and will
be unable to complete their program of study.
Students should educate themselves as to which core courses are
required for the Health Technology program of choice. Students
must successfully complete all Health Technology core courses
in order to remain in a Health Technology program and progress
to the next level. Please see each specific program description
for additional information.
Preference will be given to students who complete the
Health Technology Core and maintain a cumulative Grade Point
Average (GPA) of 3.00 or higher. However, slots are filled
from the highest grade point averages (4.00) downward until
the maximum enrollments are reached. There is no guarantee
that a 3.00 or higher GPA will progress within a particular
quarter as all slots are competitive.
Successful completion of a course requires that students receive
a passing grade. It is vital to the success of the students to maintain
passing grades in all courses for all programs. To pass, students must
make an A, B, or C in each course taken.
| A |
90-100 |
4.00 |
| B |
80-89 |
3.00 |
| C |
70-79 |
2.00 |
Unsuccessfully completing a course would mean any
grade of D, F, U, W.
Should a student receive
an unsuccessful grade in any course work, in any Health Technology program,
suspension may occur from that program.
Students wishing
to re-enter a Health Technology program after suspension
must submit an application for readmission by the deadline
date for each quarter. Students wishing to return into an
upper level course will be selected on space availability
and grade point average from all courses that apply to that
particular major.
ANY WITHDRAWAL FROM ANY COURSE AT ANY LEVEL MAY AFFECT PROGRESSION IN
YOUR CHOSEN PROGRAM OF STUDY.
