Midwestern Career College Announces COE Approval for AAS in Diagnostic Medical Imaging Radiography at Its Columbus Campus

Midwestern Career College Announces COE Approval for AAS in Diagnostic Medical Imaging Radiography at Its Columbus Campus

December 10, 2025 — Midwestern Career College (MCC) is proud to announce that the Associate of Applied Science in Diagnostic Medical Imaging Radiography program at its Columbus affiliate campus has received formal approval from the Council on Occupational Education (COE). This milestone expands MCC’s capacity to meet Ohio’s rising demand for skilled radiographers and strengthens the College’s commitment to industry-aligned, career-ready education.

The COE approval marks a pivotal advancement in MCC’s ongoing effort to support healthcare workforce growth throughout Central Ohio. With clinical partnerships, modern imaging laboratories, and a curriculum designed around current radiologic science practices, the program prepares graduates to enter one of the region’s most in-demand allied health fields.

“Securing COE approval for the Radiography program at our Columbus affiliate campus reflects our unwavering commitment to educational excellence and workforce readiness. This achievement underscores our dedication to providing students with high-quality training, advanced imaging technology, and meaningful clinical experiences that lead to successful and fulfilling healthcare careers.”

– Jeremy Oberfeld, CEO, Midwestern Career College

This program approval underscores MCC’s mission to prepare students for in-demand careers in healthcare while building strong relationships with hospitals, imaging centers, and clinical partners. MCC remains dedicated to providing high-quality educational pathways that serve both our students and the communities they will go on to support.

The Columbus Radiology program follows the curriculum of MCC’s AAS in Diagnostic Medical Imaging Radiography at its Chicago and Cleveland campuses. It is structured to help students build strong technical competencies in radiographic procedures, patient care, image evaluation, radiation safety, and equipment operation. With the healthcare sector continuing to expand across Ohio, MCC’s new Columbus-based offering provides an accessible pathway for students seeking a high-impact healthcare profession.

This approval supports MCC’s broader mission: empowering students through practical, industry-relevant education that aligns with employer needs and advances community well-being.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does COE approval mean for the Diagnostic Medical Imaging Radiography program at the Columbus Campus?

COE approval confirms that the program meets established standards of academic quality, institutional integrity, and workforce relevance. It allows MCC to deliver the DMIR curriculum in Columbus with full recognition from the institution’s accrediting body.

Is ARRT recognition available for the program at the Columbus Campus?

ARRT recognition for the AAS in Diagnostic Medical Imaging Radiography at the Columbus Affiliate Campus is pending. Updates will be posted as soon as new approvals are finalized.

Is the program approved for Title IV financial aid?

Title IV financial aid assistance approval for the Columbus Campus Radiology program is pending and is expected to be received shortly.

Who should consider enrolling in the Diagnostic Medical Imaging Radiography program?

The program is designed for individuals interested in a patient-centered, technology-focused healthcare role. It is ideal for students seeking a stable, high-demand career with opportunities for advancement in medical imaging.

What skills will students develop?

Students gain foundational and advanced skills in radiographic imaging, patient positioning, radiation protection, anatomy and physiology, clinical workflow, and professional communication.

Does the campus provide access to real imaging equipment?

Yes. MCC maintains modern radiography labs and collaborates with clinical partners to ensure students work directly with imaging equipment and real-world radiologic procedures.

How do I learn more or apply?

Prospective students may contact MCC’s admissions team or begin an online application through the College’s website.


About the Author:

Katherine R. Lieber, Director of Enrollment Technology at Midwestern Career College, is a technology and digital strategy leader who has driven student engagement and content innovation across industries. Her expertise in enrollment technology, marketing, and advanced AI-driven content strategies (AIO, BERT/MUM, MUVERA) ensures that prospective students connect with the right career insights.

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