Clinical Neurophysiology Technology Program Admissions

Students are admitted into the Clinical Neurophysiology Technology Program through the Mayo Clinic School of Health Sciences. The application for admission is online and must be obtained from the Mayo Clinic School of Health Sciences and submitted no later than February 1.

Online Application.

Following appointment to the program by the Mayo Clinic School of Health Sciences, students must apply to RCTC. Admission is competitive. It is based on previous education, work experience, goal statement, letters of reference, and an interview.

Technical Standards/Admissions information.

Admission Requirements:

To be eligible for the Clinical Neurophysiology Technology program, you must:

  • Have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.8 on a 4.0 scale
  • Have a high school diploma or equivalent by the time the program starts
  • Complete a job shadow. Contact Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science Recruitment at mccm@mayo.edu to schedule
  • Be at least 18 years of age before starting the program
  • Able to demonstrate above-average competency in computer skills
  • U.S. Citizenship or Permanent Immigrant Status is required for admission   https://college.mayo.edu/academics/health-sciences-education/admissions/

In addition:

Applicants with a high school diploma or equivalent will need the following:

  • Have completed one semester of college-level English (ENGL 1117 at RCTC) with a “C” or better
  • Have completed one semester of college-level Communication Studies (COMM 1114 or COMM 1130 at RCTC)
  • Placement into college level algebra or higher

Applicants who have a college degree or have completed some college courses will need the following:

  • Have completed one semester of college-level English (ENGL 1117 at RCTC) with a “C” or better
  • Have completed one semester of college-level Communication Studies (COMM 1114 or COMM 1130 at RCTC)
  • Placement into college level algebra or higher OR one semester of college level algebra or higher

Competitive Applicants:

Students will be most competitive if they meet the following criteria:

  • Have a GPA of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale, including courses in mathematics and sciences
  • Have previous patient care or customer service experience
  • Demonstrate genuine interest in the neurodiagnostic profession
  • Have an ACT of 21 or higher on record (It is recommended that you provide your ACT score if you have taken the assessment.)