College Credit for Credentials
Neurodiagnostic Technologists have a defined college degree path! Don't miss out. Find out how your credential will transfer as college credit.
We are working with several colleges who accept professional credentials for college credit. Apply today and allow your credential (R. EEG T. or other) to advance your standing. You may only need 21-30 credits more (enroll in 7-10 courses) to earn an associate's degree. If you already have some college, you may have even more transferable credit.
Some colleges offer a Bachelor's degree track and accept additional credits for multiple credentials. All courses are offered online.
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Charter |
Connecticut's public, fully-online college reviewed ABRET credentials and has recommended college-level credit for the credentials R. EPT., R EEG T., CNIM. College credit is available from Charter Oak for holders of these credentials. Those with credentials issued or valid during the effective periods for the credit recommendations are eligible to apply for the credit. For more information about using your Neurodiagnostic credits or credential toward an Associate or Bachelor's degree at Charter Oak State College, please call Admissions at 860.515.3701 or contact admissions@charteroak.edu. |
Certification Examination in Neurophysiologic Intraoperative Monitoring (CNIM) Prior Learning Assessment (PLA) Information Connecticut Credit Assessment Program (CCAP) |
| Crozer-Chester Medical Center, Delaware Country Community College & Widener University |
Vicki Sexton Crozer-Chester Medical Center accepts the R. EEG T. credential for college credit. The degree path will include an associate degree option through Delaware Community College. Do you have more than one credential? Find out more about the Bachelor's and Master's degree options through an articulation agreement for 51 credits (for two credentials) between Crozer-Chester and Widener University. |
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| University of Holy Cross | Barbara Wizer, M.D. 504.394.7744 |
Bachelor Degree |
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MiRIS Lansing Community College Kellogg Community College |
Amy Lee, Ed.D., RT(R)(MR) Director of Collaborative Programs/MiRIS Director |
Several colleges within the Michigan Consortium offer the credit for the credential benefit. |
| Siena Heights University |
Logan Campbell Complete you accelerated bachelor's degree ONLINE in Neurodiagnostic Technology with Siena Heights University! No clinical coursework required. Save thousands in tuition costs by transferring up to 90 CREDIT HOURS which may be awarded for hospital program completing, military training, associate's degrees, work experience and advanced neurodiagnostic credentials. Most students complete their degree in as few as 10 CLASSES! |
Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) Degree Learn more here. |
Sample Curriculum
General Education Courses
| Class Code | Course Title | Credits |
| ENGL 121 | Writing: English Comp. | 4 |
| COMM 110 | Communications: Oral Communication in the Workplace | 3 |
| SOCL 120 | Global: Introduction to Sociology | 4 |
| BIOL 145 | Science: Introduction to Anatomy & Physiology | 4 |
| MATH 119 | Math: Math Application for Living | 4 |
| Elective* (May test out of or apply for experiential learning credits for the courses below) |
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| *CHSE 120 | Medical Terminology | *4 |
| *PSYC 200 | Introduction to Psychology | *4 |
| Transfer | R. EEG T. Credential | 30 |
| Total for AAS Degree | 60 | |
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