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Radiography programs in the Beaumont-Port Arthur area

2 accredited programs train radiologic technologists in the Beaumont-Port Arthur area. Here is how their graduates do on the ARRT exam, how many find jobs, and what each publishes as its cost.

Radiologic technology · Beaumont-Port Arthur area · Updated Nov. 4, 2026

Programs
2
2 report an exam rate
Best ARRT exam rate
95.3%
Baptist Hospitals of Southeast Texas School of Radiologic Technology
Lowest published cost
$14,235
Baptist Hospitals of Southeast Texas School of Radiologic Technology
Local median pay
$66,700
Beaumont-Port Arthur 1

The short version

  • Baptist Hospitals of Southeast Texas School of Radiologic Technology reports the highest ARRT exam rate in the area, 95.3%, against a Texas program median of 92.6%.
  • Results vary widely: Lamar Institute of Technology reports 79.7%, 16 points below the area's best.
  • Only Baptist Hospitals of Southeast Texas School of Radiologic Technology publishes a total cost ($14,235 to $14,735); the others list per-credit tuition or nothing.
  • Radiologic technologists around Beaumont-Port Arthur earn a median of $66,700, 15% below the Texas median of $78,630.

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Every radiography program in the area

Highest ARRT exam rate first. Tap a program for its full outcomes, cost breakdown and sources. 2

ProgramARRT exam rateJob placementCost
Baptist Hospitals of Southeast Texas School of Radiologic Technology
AAS, Beaumont
95.3%96.4%$14,235 to $14,735
Lamar Institute of Technology
AAS, Beaumont
79.7%100%Not published

Other career programs in the Beaumont-Port Arthur area

How to read these numbers

Graduates who passed the ARRT radiography exam on the first attempt within six months of graduating, divided by those who took it. JRCERT requires programs to report a five-year average and sets a 75% benchmark. Job placement: graduates employed in the radiologic sciences within 12 months, divided by those actively seeking work there. All Texas radiography programs

Sources and dates

  1. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, Radiologic Technologists and Technicians (29-2034), May 2025 estimates.
  2. Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT), checked Nov. 2026.
  3. Baptist Hospitals of Southeast Texas School of Radiologic Technology: outcomes, JRCERT program page; no years or counts shown.
  4. Lamar Institute of Technology: outcomes, Program years 2021-2025 (no as-of date); completion is 2025 (15 of 19).
  5. Baptist Hospitals of Southeast Texas School of Radiologic Technology Catalogue, Catalogue, October 2026.

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