MCC MRI Technology Program Reports 80% ARRT Pass Rate for 2025 Graduates
CHICAGO, September 2026 — Midwestern Career College’s Associate of Applied Science in Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Technology program is proud to report an 80% first-time pass rate among program graduates who completed the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) verification examination during the 2025 reporting period.
The outcome provides a measure of graduate performance and is part of the program’s ongoing evaluation of student preparation, curriculum effectiveness, and areas for continuous improvement.
MRI Program Outcome Highlights
- Program: AAS in Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Technology
- Reporting period: January 1, 2025–December 31, 2025
- First-time ARRT examination pass rate: 80%
- Certification examination: American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT)
The first-time pass rate represents the percentage of program graduates who completed and successfully passed the ARRT verification examination on their first attempt during the applicable reporting period.
ARRT Examination Performance Provides a Measure of Program Effectiveness
The AAS in Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Technology program monitors graduate performance on the ARRT verification examination as an important measure of program effectiveness.
MCC reviews examination performance as part of its continuing efforts to evaluate curriculum and student preparation.
The program’s examination outcomes provide an opportunity to recognize the accomplishments of graduates while also supporting MCC’s continued commitment to evaluating and strengthening its educational programs.
An Accomplishment Made Possible by Commitment
Student success is supported by faculty and staff who work to provide students with a strong educational foundation and opportunities to develop the knowledge and skills needed for their future careers.
Through classroom instruction, hands-on learning, and clinical education, MCC’s MRI Technology program prepares students to apply their education in professional healthcare environments.
The 80% first-time ARRT examination pass rate reflects the efforts of MCC students, educators, and healthcare professionals who contribute to the MRI Technology program.
What the Outcome Means for MCC Students
For current and prospective students, program outcomes provide information about graduate performance on a professional verification examination.
The ARRT verification is an important step for individuals pursuing certification in radiologic technology-related professions. By monitoring graduate examination performance, Midwestern Career College can evaluate how effectively its educational approach supports students as they prepare for professional certification.
The 80% first-time pass rate demonstrates MCC remains committed to supporting students throughout their education while continuing to review program outcomes and identify opportunities to strengthen curriculum and student preparation.
“Achieving an 80% first-time pass rate on the ARRT certification examination is a significant achievement for our AAS in Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Technology program and reflects the dedication of our faculty, students, and clinical partners. This outcome demonstrates our commitment to providing students with the knowledge, technical skills, and preparation needed to pursue careers in MRI technology. We are proud of the hard work that contributed to this achievement and remain committed to continuously evaluating and strengthening our program so our graduates are prepared to contribute to high-quality patient care and the evolving needs of the healthcare industry.”
— Jeremy Oberfeld, MBA, CEO of Midwestern Career College
Preparing the Next Generation of MRI Professionals
Magnetic resonance imaging plays an important role in modern healthcare, providing detailed images that help healthcare professionals evaluate a wide range of conditions.
MCC’s MRI Technology program is designed to provide students with career-focused education as they work toward entering this field. The program combines academic instruction with practical and clinical learning experiences to help students build confidence and develop skills relevant to professional practice.
The 2025 ARRT examination results offer an encouraging milestone for the program and its graduates as they move forward in their healthcare careers.
Explore MCC’s AAS in Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Technology
Learn more about Midwestern Career College’s AAS in Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Technology program, including curriculum, admissions requirements, clinical learning, and career preparation.
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About Midwestern Career College
Midwestern Career College provides career-focused education designed to prepare students for professional opportunities in healthcare, business, information technology, and related fields. Through classroom instruction, practical training, laboratory learning, and clinical education, MCC helps students develop the knowledge and skills needed to pursue their professional goals.
Program outcomes can vary among individual students and may be affected by factors including individual effort, engagement, and external circumstances.
References
This article references information from the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT).
About the Author
Arthur Bagdasaryan is Content Creation & Editorial Specialist at Midwestern Career College. He develops informative, accessible content designed to help readers better understand career-focused education, healthcare topics, and the professional landscape.
