In Arkansas, 5 colleges are offering Nuclear Medical Technology/Technologist programs

The 2024 average undergraduate tuition & fees of the Nuclear Medical Technology/Technologist program is $8,767 for state residents and $14,512 for out-of-state students.

1 school offers nuclear-medical-technology-technologist vocational programs. The average vocational program's tuition at the schools is $3,000.

The detailed information including career path and average earning after graduation can be found at Nuclear Medical Technology/Technologist program page.


Arkansas Tuition for Nuclear Medical Technology/Technologist

5 Arkansas colleges have the Nuclear Medical Technology/Technologist program. By school type, there are 4 public and 1 private schools offering Nuclear Medical Technology/Technologist program.

The following table shows the number of schools by school type and level with average tuition & fees for Nuclear Medical Technology/Technologist programs at Arkansas colleges.

2023-2024 Average Tuition & Fees of Nuclear Medical Technology/Technologist at Arkansas Colleges
Number of SchoolsTuition & FeesAvailable Online
TotalPublicPrivateIn-StateOut-of-State
Vocational Program101$13,593-
Bachelor's440 $8,767$14,512-
GraduateNo graduate programs available

Arkansas Schools Offering Nuclear Medical Technology/Technologist Programs

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U
Public, 4-year Little Rock, AR

University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences

Tuition & Fees : $16,506 ($8,868 in-state)

A
Public, 4-year Russellville, AR

Arkansas Tech University

Tuition & Fees : $14,502 ($8,508 in-state)

Acceptance Rate: 96.00%

SAT Score: 1030

B
Private, 2-4 year Little Rock, AR

Baptist Health College Little Rock

Tuition & Fees : $13,593

Acceptance Rate: 100.00%

U
Public, 4-year Conway, AR

University of Central Arkansas

Tuition & Fees : $17,258 ($10,118 in-state)

Acceptance Rate: 90.00%

SAT Score: 1050

H
Public, 4-year Arkadelphia, AR

Henderson State University

Tuition & Fees : $9,780 ($7,572 in-state)

Acceptance Rate: 81.97%