Radiation Therapist Schools in the U.S.

After Edugree released the survey results showing that a Radiation Therapist is one of the highest paying positions, interests on Radiation Therapist schools surged. Here is a list of the largest radiation therapy schools and colleges by student enrollment.

Miami Dade College – 57,222 4-year, primarily associate’s, Public
Ohio State University-Main Campus – 53,715 4-year, Public
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities – 51,140 4-year, Public
University of Central Florida – 50,121 4-year, Public
College of Southern Nevada – 40,310 4-year, primarily associate’s, Public
Wayne State University – 31,024 4-year, Public
Indiana University-Purdue University-Indianapolis – 30,300 4-year, Public
University of Missouri-Columbia – 30,130 4-year, Public
University of Iowa – 29,152 4-year, Public
Texas State University-San Marcos – 29,105 4-year, Public
University of Nevada-Las Vegas – 28,600 4-year, Public
University of North Carolina – 28,567 4-year, Public
St. Petersburg College – 26,659 4-year, primarily associate’s, Public
Florida Community College at Jacksonville – 25,903 4-year, primarily associate’s, Public
University of New Mexico-Main Campus – 25,754 4-year, Public
University of Akron Main Campus – 24,119 4-year, Public
Grand Valley State University – 23,892 4-year, Public
Drexel University – 21,537 4-year, Private not-for-profit
Weber State University – 21,388 4-year, Public
Southern Illinois University Carbondale – 20,673 4-year, Public