Apply for Associate of Applied Science
Students interested in applying for the Associate of Applied Science in Radiography program in the Weber State University School of Radiologic Sciences should read the following information to understand the application process.
If you’re ready to apply, pick the program you want to apply for and fill out an application. Read the information on this webpage carefully.
General program information or application questions should be directed to RadAS@weber.edu or 801-626-6329.
SELECTION PROCESS
A committee of faculty, advisors and representatives of Weber State University-affiliated healthcare facilities determines who is accepted to the radiography program.
Selection is based on a point system. Students who earn the most points will be accepted. You receive points based on multiple factors including:
- At least a 2.0 college grade point average (GPA)
- Degrees earned
- Health-related certifications
- Healthcare employment and/or patient care experience
- An interview
- Proximity to clinical placement (based on the physical address entered on your application)
The average cumulative GPA of accepted students is 3.5. Anatomy and physiology grades are worth double points on your application.
The number of students accepted into the program is determined by the number of students our affiliated healthcare facilities can accommodate for clinical hours. Students' geographic location will be taken into consideration during the selection process and placement.
If you are not initially accepted to a program, you may be accepted as an alternate (you may be chosen if an accepted student decides not to enter the program) or selected for our spring cohort, which starts the spring semester following fall placement.
You may apply to more than one program location. If you are accepted into more than one program location, you may select the program location you wish to pursue.
The selection of students adheres to all state and federal laws and university policies concerning discrimination and fairness in the selection process. Weber State strives to include a variety of perspectives, as it enriches the learning environment for all students.
All correspondence from the School of Radiologic Sciences will be sent to your WSU student email address, including interview dates.
If you are conditionally accepted into a program, you will receive a letter in your student email account from the School of Radiologic Sciences.
Attached to that email will be an acceptance agreement, which must be signed and returned to the school. Once this is done, you can start your onboarding process, which includes required immunizations, drug testing and a background check.
HOW TO APPLY
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Step 1: Apply to Weber State
You must apply to Weber State before applying to a School of Radiologic Sciences program.
If you are already a Weber State student, proceed to step two.
If you are not a WSU student, apply for admission to Weber State in order to receive a student ID number, called a "W" number, and a student email account.
You will need a “W” number and a student email account in order to complete all applications.
Students applying to our radiography programs should select the “Associate of Science in Health Sciences, Radiologic Sciences” track when applying to WSU. This is temporary until you’re accepted into a radiography program, at which time the School of Radiologic Sciences will change your program of study to radiography.
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Step 2: Prerequisite Class Requirements
Applicants must complete the following classes before applying to our radiography programs. Some programs may have certain additional or fewer prerequisite requirements, which are noted.
Classes can be completed at WSU or another accredited institution. The WSU Transfer website has more information about course equivalencies and transferring credits.
Science Prerequisites
Students must complete one of the following two sets of science prerequisites before applying:
Science Option 1
- ZOOL 2320: Human Anatomy (4 credits)
- ZOOL 2420 LS: Human Physiology (4)
Science Option 2
- HTHS 2110 LS: Integrated Human Anatomy and Physiology I (4)
- HTHS 2111: Integrated Human Anatomy and Physiology II (4)
If you are enrolled in prerequisite anatomy and physiology classes during the current fall semester, wait until the semester's grades have been posted to your transcript before uploading transcripts and submitting your application.
General Education Prerequisite Requirements
Although not required to apply, you will need to complete the following classes before the program starts in the fall:
- ENGL 1010 EN1: Introductory College Writing (3)
- ENGL 2010 EN2: Intermediate College Writing (3)
- COMM 1020 HU: Principles of Public Speaking (3), or COMM 2110 HU CEL: Interpersonal and Small Group Communication (3)
- MATH 1030 QL: Contemporary Mathematics (3), or higher
- PSY 1010 SS: Introductory Psychology (3)
- 3 credits of a Physical Sciences (PS) or Life Sciences (LS) course
For questions about General Education requirements, contact the Health Professions Advising office at healthprofessions@weber.edu or 801-626-6136.
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Step 3: Submit an Online Application
Fill out your application as completely as possible. All information provided will be used in the selection process for the program.
Incomplete applications will automatically be disqualified. All documents must be submitted as PDFs.
All application requirements will be prompted to be completed within the online application. There will be individual pages for applicant information, academic history, uploading transcripts, uploading certifications, uploading a personal essay and submitting references.
Any information you have entered or changed is automatically saved whenever you move from one section of the form to another. You may also save your information at any time by clicking on the "Save" button. You may move from section to section in the application process by clicking on the links to the left or by clicking the "Next" button at the bottom of the screen.
You may log out and return to your application at any point in the process.
You must submit the following with your application:
- Official or unofficial college transcripts, including WSU transcripts
- It is the student's responsibility to provide all documentation, proof of courses completed and/or degrees awarded.
- Medical and/or health-related certifications (if any)
- Examples include CNA, CCT or EKG, EMT, LPT, MA, Phlebotomist, etc.
- You must provide proof of certification.
- These certifications do not need to be active.
- Examples include CNA, CCT or EKG, EMT, LPT, MA, Phlebotomist, etc.
- Personal Essay
- An essay prompt will be given on the application.
- Three references
- Current email addresses are needed for your references. School of Radiologic Sciences faculty can’t serve as references.
- Proposed clinical site (Arizona and Montana programs only)
- You must include a letter from the clinical site you plan on learning at, stating they are willing to take you as a student.
- If you don't have a clinical site set up, you will have the option within the application to select preferred locations for placement.
- A $25 application fee for each program location you apply to (except Arizona and Montana programs)
If you need to move your application back from "Completed" to "In Process" in order to add or change anything, contact RadAs@weber.edu.
- Official or unofficial college transcripts, including WSU transcripts
APPLICATIONS
Some AAS programs have different start dates. Select one one of the following programs to access its application.
Degree requirements, clinical site placement, coursework delivery, program costs, certification and advising information for each program is listed on our Associate of Applied Science in Radiography (AAS) degree page.
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Ogden Campus Program
Application Period
Applications are closed for fall 2026 enrollment.
Program Location
The Ogden Campus program is located at Weber State University in Ogden, Utah.
Program Start Date
Aug. 24, 2026 (fall semester)
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Salt Lake Campus Program
Application Period
Applications are closed for fall 2026 enrollment.
Program Location
The Salt Lake Campus program location will be announced prior to starting the program.
Program Start Date
Aug. 24, 2026 (fall semester)
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Provo Campus Program
Application Period
Applications are closed for fall 2026 enrollment.
Program Location
The Provo Campus program is located in Utah County.
If you wish to apply to complete clinical education at Revere Health in Utah County, fill out the Utah Outreach Program application.
Program Start Date
Aug. 24, 2026 (fall semester)
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Utah Outreach Program
Application Period
Applications are closed for fall 2026 enrollment.
Program Location
The program requires travel to Weber State’s Ogden campus in Ogden, Utah for class and labs three times per semester. Classes are otherwise held on Zoom.
Program Start Date
Aug. 24, 2026 (fall semester)
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Four Corners Outreach Program
Application Period
Applications are closed for fall 2026 enrollment.
Program Location
The program requires travel to Weber State’s Ogden campus in Ogden, Utah for class and labs three times per semester. Classes are otherwise held on Zoom.
Program Start Date
Aug. 24, 2026 (fall semester)
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Wyoming Outreach Program
Application Period
Applications are closed for fall 2026 enrollment.
Program Location
The program requires travel to Weber State’s Ogden campus in Ogden, Utah for class and labs three times per semester. Classes are otherwise held on Zoom.
Program Start Date
Aug. 24, 2026 (fall semester)
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Montana Program
Application Period and Information
Applications are closed for fall 2026 enrollment.
Applications may be accepted after the deadline on a case-by-case basis at the program director's discretion. Contact Casey Neville at caseyneville@weber.edu for more information.
Program Location
The Montana campus is located in Bozeman, Montana.
Program Start Date
Aug. 24, 2026 (fall semester)
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Arizona PTR Program
The Arizona PTR certificate program’s only prerequisite is a high school diploma or equivalent, such as a GED.
Application Period and Information
Applications are closed for fall 2026 enrollment.
Program Location
The Arizona Campus is located in the Phoenix, Arizona area.
Program Start Date
Aug. 24, 2026 (fall semester)
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Arizona PTR to RT Degree Completion (AAS) Program
Application Period
Applications are closed for summer 2026 enrollment.
Program Location
The Arizona Campus is located in the Phoenix, Arizona area.
Program Start Date
May 4, 2026 (summer semester)
