Program Effectiveness 2012-2015 per JRCERT Standard 5.1
The Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT) requires a minimum benchmark of 75% in each of the following areas based on a rolling academic five year average. *Some components the five year average may vary by one year due to statistic no available until later in the academic year such as job placement.
| ARRT Certification pass rate 1st time graduates: JRCERT minimum five year average 75% pass rate on 1st attempt within six months of graduation. Benchmark = 90% | Below expectations – less than 75% 1st attempt pass rate | Meets expectations – between 75% and 90% of 1st time graduates pass on 1st attempt | |
| Graduating classes 2008 – 2012 (57 total) | 3% (2 out of 58 Graduates) | 97% (56 out of 58 graduates) Each year the total number of graduates passing the ARRT radiography certification examination was 90% + | Program meets expectation |
| A cumulative data sheet from the ARRT is attached to this data request. The breakdown is as follows for five year rolling average from 2008-2012 | 2008 – 11/ 12 = 91.7% 2009 – 10/ 11 = 90.9% 2010 – 11/ 11 = 100% 2011 – 12 / 12 = 100% 2012 – 12/ 12 = 100% Total = 56/58 = 96.6% |
Link to Radiography Program Assessment 2007-2008 Summary Report
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