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Radiologic Technology Schools in Texas
71 schools in Texas offer radiologic technology-related programs, compared below on official cost, completion, and earnings data. Prefer to earn while you learn? 4 registered apprenticeship programs in Texas train radiologic technology apprentices — see apprenticeships. Federal program data groups radiologic technology with emt & paramedic — schools below may offer any of these.
Schools in Texas
71
Median net price / yr (Texas)
$7,690
national: $8,988
Median earnings (Texas)
$38,816
national: $38,919
Apprenticeship sponsors
4
earn while training
Radiologic Technology pay in Texas (all workers)
$78,630
range $48,550–$102,630 · U.S. DOL occupation wage
Occupation pay is what working radiologic technology professionals in Texas earn (all experience levels) — school "earnings" figures above are medians for each school's recent federally-aided students across all its programs, which read lower.
Official license records related to radiologic technology in Texas
From the U.S. Department of Labor's License Finder — these may include contractor, specialty, or related licenses beyond entry-level requirements:
- MEDICAL RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST — Texas Medical Board
- VETERINARY TECHNICIAN, LICENSED — Texas Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners
- GEOSCIENTIST, PROFESSIONAL — Texas Board of Professional Geoscientists
- SURGICAL ASSISTANT — Texas Medical Board
- RESPIRATORY CARE PRACTITIONER — Texas Medical Board
- MEDICAL PHYSICIST, PROFESSIONAL — Texas Medical Board
Wage and license data provided by CareerOneStop, sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration (DOLETA) and Minnesota DEED.
Schools, ranked by earnings per tuition dollar
| School | City | Type | Net price / yr | Completion | Earnings (10 yr) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| College of the Mainland | Texas City | public | $1,342 | 33.7% | $39,639 |
| Lamar State College-Orange | Orange | public | $1,655 | 34.2% | $36,587 |
| South Texas College | McAllen | public | $1,751 | 32.7% | $36,788 |
| Victoria College | Victoria | public | $3,043 | 27.6% | $42,382 |
| Texas Southmost College | Brownsville | public | $3,085 | 32.9% | $41,900 |
| Lamar State College-Port Arthur | Port Arthur | public | $2,846 | 32.5% | $37,120 |
| Dallas College | Dallas | public | $3,214 | 22.8% | $41,714 |
| Del Mar College | Corpus Christi | public | $3,399 | 23.7% | $38,656 |
| El Paso Community College | El Paso | public | $3,206 | 24.1% | $35,212 |
| Tarrant County College District | Fort Worth | public | $4,337 | 24.5% | $42,727 |
| Midland College | Midland | public | $4,512 | 23.9% | $43,958 |
| Brazosport College | Lake Jackson | public | $4,732 | 35.9% | $45,910 |
| Wharton County Junior College | Wharton | public | $4,666 | 24.6% | $44,960 |
| Trinity Valley Community College | Athens | public | $4,092 | 29.1% | $38,567 |
| Amarillo College | Amarillo | public | $4,600 | 35.8% | $41,302 |
| St Philip's College | San Antonio | public | $4,273 | 18.5% | $38,224 |
| San Antonio College | San Antonio | public | $4,585 | 19.1% | $39,711 |
| Coastal Bend College | Beeville | public | $4,237 | 28.8% | $35,086 |
| McLennan Community College | Waco | public | $5,051 | 24.7% | $39,163 |
| Kilgore College | Kilgore | public | $5,364 | 33.1% | $37,975 |
| North Central Texas College | Gainesville | public | $6,587 | 24.2% | $45,809 |
| Grayson College | Denison | public | $5,880 | 32.1% | $40,873 |
| Panola College | Carthage | public | $5,216 | 36.9% | $36,072 |
| Houston City College | Houston | public | $5,737 | 20.5% | $39,254 |
| Austin Community College District | Austin | public | $6,390 | 16.1% | $43,177 |
| Odessa College | Odessa | public | $6,368 | 23% | $42,026 |
| Vernon College | Vernon | public | $6,404 | 28.9% | $40,464 |
| Howard College | Big Spring | public | $6,147 | 32.3% | $38,382 |
| South Plains College | Levelland | public | $6,791 | 24.2% | $41,276 |
| Laredo College | Laredo | public | $5,798 | 32.7% | $33,934 |
| Ranger College | Ranger | public | $6,182 | 26.9% | $35,552 |
| Northeast Texas Community College | Mount Pleasant | public | $6,706 | 44.5% | $37,870 |
| Collin County Community College District | McKinney | public | $8,969 | 20.3% | $48,701 |
| Alvin Community College | Alvin | public | $8,525 | 30.2% | $45,762 |
| Hill College | Hillsboro | public | $7,577 | 24% | $39,572 |
| Southwest Texas College | Uvalde | public | $7,372 | 38.9% | $35,563 |
| Angelina College | Lufkin | public | $7,773 | 24.9% | $37,301 |
| Paris Junior College | Paris | public | $7,690 | 28.8% | $36,515 |
| Galveston College | Galveston | public | $8,412 | 35.2% | $37,233 |
| Blinn College District | Brenham | public | $10,844 | 16.2% | $46,318 |
| Weatherford College | Weatherford | public | $9,967 | 27.9% | $42,397 |
| Cisco College | Cisco | public | $9,624 | 26.1% | $39,092 |
| Central Texas College | Killeen | public | $10,265 | 17% | $40,995 |
| Texarkana College | Texarkana | public | $8,812 | 44.6% | $34,647 |
| Lone Star College System | The Woodlands | public | $11,252 | 20.2% | $42,466 |
| Tyler Junior College | Tyler | public | $10,206 | 26.2% | $38,140 |
| Temple College | Temple | public | $10,682 | 20.2% | $38,678 |
| San Jacinto Community College | Pasadena | public | $12,143 | 32.2% | $43,062 |
| Texas State Technical College | Waco | public | $13,508 | 40.4% | $38,916 |
| Lamar Institute of Technology | Beaumont | public | $13,866 | 37.2% | $38,991 |
| Valley Grande Institute for Academic Studies | Weslaco | private nonprofit | $12,051 | 84.4% | $33,472 |
| Navarro College | Corsicana | public | $14,820 | 26.5% | $38,716 |
| Fortis Institute | Houston | private for-profit | $18,332 | 63.9% | $33,193 |
| Pima Medical Institute-Houston | Houston | private for-profit | $21,396 | 74.8% | $38,673 |
| Pima Medical Institute-San Antonio | San Antonio | private for-profit | $21,882 | 59.3% | $38,673 |
| Southwest University at El Paso | El Paso | private for-profit | $16,906 | 82.1% | $29,648 |
| Concorde Career College-Dallas | Dallas | private for-profit | $25,299 | 76.8% | $42,456 |
| Pima Medical Institute-El Paso | El Paso | private for-profit | $23,412 | 81.8% | $38,673 |
| The College of Health Care Professions-Dallas | Dallas | private for-profit | $27,411 | 75.8% | $38,922 |
| The College of Health Care Professions-Austin | Austin | private for-profit | $27,575 | 81.1% | $38,922 |
| Concorde Career College-San Antonio | San Antonio | private for-profit | $26,599 | 78.7% | $35,242 |
| Concorde Career College-Grand Prairie | Grand Prairie | private for-profit | $31,288 | 74.9% | $40,648 |
| The College of Health Care Professions-McAllen Campus | McAllen | private for-profit | $25,829 | 85.6% | $33,070 |
| The College of Health Care Professions-Fort Worth | Fort Worth | private for-profit | $27,606 | 83.4% | $33,070 |
| The College of Health Care Professions-Northwest | Houston | private for-profit | $27,830 | 73.3% | $33,070 |
| Fortis College | Houston | private for-profit | $27,964 | 67.4% | $33,193 |
| The College of Health Care Professions-San Antonio | San Antonio | private for-profit | $28,106 | 82.8% | $33,070 |
| The College of Health Care Professions-Southwest Houston | Houston | private for-profit | $28,471 | 77.4% | $33,070 |
| Baptist Health System School of Health Professions | San Antonio | private for-profit | not reported | 88% | $74,220 |
| Covenant School of Nursing and Allied Health | Lubbock | private nonprofit | not reported | not reported | $78,724 |
| Rio Grande Valley College | Pharr | private for-profit | $19,500 | 77.7% | not reported |
Ranking = median earnings 10 years after entry per $1,000 of average yearly net price (methodology). Figures are institution-wide federal medians for each school as a whole — not radiologic technology graduates specifically. Schools without both figures sort last — "not reported" means the federal dataset lacks the value, not that the school is bad.
Common questions: Radiologic Technology school in Texas
- How much do Radiologic Technology schools cost in Texas?
- The median annual net price (what students actually pay after aid) across 71 radiologic technology schools in Texas is $7,690. Individual schools range widely — the table above shows each school's real cost, not sticker price.
- Can you get paid to train as a radiologic technology in Texas?
- Yes — Texas has 4 registered apprenticeship programs where you earn wages while you train instead of paying tuition. See the radiologic technology apprenticeships page for the current list.
- What does a radiologic technology earn in Texas?
- Working radiologic technology professionals in Texas earn a median of $78,630 per year, ranging from about $48,550 to $102,630 (U.S. Department of Labor). This is what people in the job earn, which differs from a school's reported graduate-earnings figure.
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Data: U.S. Dept of Education College Scorecard (most recent release, pulled July 2026) + U.S. Dept of Labor apprenticeship.gov. Methodology & provenance. Independent site — not affiliated with any government agency.