Aurora St. Luke Medical Center School Of Radiologic Technology - Milwaukee, WI

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Aurora St. Luke Medical Center School Of Radiologic Technology

School Overview

The maximum program length is 2 to 4 years. Aurora St. Luke Medical Center School Of Radiologic Technology is a private, for-profit school.

Contacting the School

180 W. Grange Avenue
Milwaukee, WI 53207
Main Phone: (414) 747-4330
Web Site: www.aurora.org/radtech

Student Body Size and Diversity

In Fall 2002, the school had 34 (full-time equivalent) students. In Fall 2002, 1 male students and 16 female students enrolled as first-time students (freshmen, typically). Male students comprised 5.9% of the student body, while females made up 94.1%.

Minority enrollment included African-American (2)%, Hispanic (1)%, and Asian (1)%.

School Selectivity

In the class starting in 2002, 18.7% of applicants were admitted.

Degree Programs

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Health Care

Medical Diagnostics Technician

Cost of Attending

In-State, Living On Campus:	$ 3,150
In-State, Living With Family:	$ 8,900
Out of State, Living On Campus:	$ 3,150

Admission Requirements

The school does not offer open admission; requirements include:

Required:

Recommendations are required.
A college preparatory program is required.

Neither Required Nor Recommended:

High-school GPA is neither required nor recommended.
Secondary school rank is neither required nor recommended.
Secondary school record is neither required nor recommended.
Standardized test scores are neither required nor recommended.
A demonstration of competency (such as samples of work, e.g.) is neither required nor recommended.
The TOEFL (if applicable) is neither required nor recommended.

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