Selection Criteria and MIT Program Application

The Medical Imaging Technology Programmatic Application is closed.

Virtual interview links will be email out Friday June 10th.

Selection interviews will be held virtually on June 13th and June 14th.

Interview Checklist 2022

Computer with working camera and microphone
Applicant should be armlength away from camera
Attire is business casual
Select a preset background via your digital meeting service, select a plain wall or a simple office view.
Set up yourself facing a window or a place with as much natural light as possible.

Candidates will be scored based on their answers to interview questions along with:

Attire
Enthusiasm
Language skills
Eye contact & posture
Volume & pronunciation

Program Selection Criteria

These instructions (application materials are on the right sidebar of this page) are for Pre-Medical Imaging Technology (Pre-MIT) students seeking to apply and enter one of the five medical imaging programs starting in the Fall of each year. To be eligible, all prerequisite courses identified in the Pre-MIT curriculum (freshman year) must be completed successfully by the end of Spring term in the year you are applying.

Important Changes to the Selection Criteria:

Background checks, drug screening and physical examination will be required after a student is accepted into a program.
Course Attempts - The highest passing grade earned in each course attempt will be counted toward selection.
Preference points will be given for the following Pre-MIT year courses taken through Oregon Tech. Students will receive 0.25 points per credit, with a maximum of 5 points that can be applied toward selection. Credit is given for Oregon Tech courses identified below, and only if it is the attempt that is counted toward selection.
- BIO 231 (4 credits, 1 pt)
- BIO 232 (4 credits, 1 pt)
- BIO 233 (4 credits, 1 pt)
- CHEM 101 (3 credits, 0.75 pts)
- CHEM 104 (1 credit, 0.25 pts)
- MATH 112 (4 credits, 1 pt)
A minimum weighted GPA of 2.95 is needed to be eligible for consideration toward acceptance into a medical imaging program.
Preference is given to applicants with a minimum interview score of 70%.