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UT Health San Antonio radiography program costs $54,361 to $98,300. Here is how its graduates do.

A MS program in San Antonio, 2 years (6 terms: fall, spring, summer), 98 credit hours.

Radiologic technology · MS · San Antonio, Texas · Updated Nov. 4, 2026

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Total cost
$54,361 to $98,300*
School estimate 1
ARRT pass rate
Job placement
Payback time
7.0 to 12.6 yrs
At 10% of local pay
Local wage
$78,070
Median, San Antonio 2

The short version

  • Its published cost is above the median for Texas radiography programs that publish one ($9,639).
  • At 10% of the local median wage for radiologic technologists, the program cost is paid back in about 7.0 years.

These lines are generated from the numbers on this page and change when the data does.

How graduates do

JRCERT requires every accredited program to publish the same outcome measures, so they can be compared program to program. 3

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ARRT exam rate
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Job placement
92.6%
Median of 29 Texas programs

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.

Where the money goes

About half of every dollar goes to year 1 tuition, in-state. High is out-of-state ($54,165 Year 1 plus $44,135 Year 2). Fees, books and supplies are not priced on the page.

ItemCost
Year 1 tuition, in-state$29,547
Year 2 tuition, in-state$24,814
Total 1$54,361

* How we calculated this: Calculated: we added the two yearly in-state tuition figures. Partial: tuition only.

Not included: prerequisite courses and living costs. Undated tuition page, live Nov 2026 (linked cost of attendance file is labeled 26-27).

What radiologic technologists earn around San Antonio

The median yearly wage for radiologic technologists in the San Antonio metro area is $78,070. 2 Payback time sets aside 10% of that each year toward the program cost.

Other radiography programs in the San Antonio area

ProgramARRT exam rateJob placementCost
St. Philip's College
AAS, San Antonio
84.4%100%Not published
Baptist Health System School of Health Professions
AAS, San Antonio
Not reportedNot reportedNot published
Pima Medical Institute, San Antonio
Associate Degree, San Antonio
Not reportedNot reported$49,971
UT Health San Antonio (this page)
MS, San Antonio
Not reportedNot reported$54,361 to $98,300

Program facts

Credential
MS
Length
2 years (6 terms: fall, spring, summer), 98 credit hours
Schedule
In person classroom courses with clinical practicums at hospitals and imaging centers on days, evenings and weekends
Starts
Fall (applications due July 15)
Before you apply
Finish a bachelor's degree with a 3.0 GPA plus college algebra or statistics, Biology I, General Chemistry I, Physics I, and Anatomy and Physiology I and II (all sciences with lab), 26 credit hours with a 3.0 prerequisite GPA.
Accreditation
JRCERT, Initial accreditation, 3-year award (April 2025; next JRCERT site visit Q4 2027), per school
Leads to
ARRT radiography certification exam
Visit UT Health San Antonio's program page ↗

Sources and dates

  1. UT Health San Antonio M.S. Imaging Sciences Tuition page, Undated tuition page, live Nov 2026 (linked cost of attendance file is labeled 26-27).
  2. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, Radiologic Technologists and Technicians (29-2034), May 2025 estimates.
  3. Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT), checked Nov. 2026.

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