After completing the competency based education curriculum, a qualified student is
eligible to take the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) certification
examination.
A prospective radiography student is advised that the ARRT examination board may not
accept a student's application if there has been a conviction of a misdemeanor, felony,
or military court martial. Some additional examples of convictions that may affect
eligibility of the exam are:
Students who have been convicted of, or plead guilty to, or plead no contest (no lo
contendere), withheld/deferred adjudication, stayed, set aside, suspended, or pre-trial
diversion. Student may request a pre-application review of the violation in order
to obtain a ruling on the impact of their eligibility for examination.
In addition students who have had any professional license, permit, registration,
or certification denied, revoked, suspended, placed on probation, under consent agreement
or consent order, voluntarily surrendered or subjected to any conditions or disciplinary
actions by a regulatory board (other than ARRT) may be ineligible.
If a student has been suspended, dismissed or expelled from an educational program
that the student has attended in order to meet ARRT certification requirements may
be ineligible.
A special pre-application review form may be requested from www.arrt.org, under Ethics.
