Recording and study of the electrical activity of the brain and nervous system pathways.
Are you interested in providing key information in diagnosing various brain disorders for patients, from infants to the elderly? LLCC’s unique NDT program puts you on the path to a good-paying and rewarding career. With a nearly 100 percent job placement record, most graduates have job offers before completing the 12 to 21-month program. LLCC’s program, one of just 30 in the country, is located at HSHS St. John’s Hospital, which provides access to direct contact with patients, hospital equipment and facilities. Program graduates have the skills to succeed in the workforce as an ND technologist in a hospital lab, clinic, research facility and physicians’ offices.
Degrees & Certs
LLCC offers the following program to successfully equip you for a career in neurodiagnostic technology. Learn more about the program and its required courses:
Job Outlook
Cost
For the 2024-2025 academic year (fall 2024, spring 2025 and summer 2025), neurodiagnostic technology (NDT) classes have a tuition rate of $280 per credit hour for in-district residents. All other classes in the program have a standard in-district rate of $140 per credit hour. For the 2025-2026 academic year (fall 2025, spring 2026 and summer 2026), neurodiagnostic technology (NDT) classes have a tuition rate of $287 per credit hour for in-district residents. All other classes in the program have a standard in-district rate of $143.50 per credit hour. Get more information on tuition and fees. Books sold separately.
Paying for college
Learn more about cost of attendance.
There are ways to get help paying for college. Learn more about paying for college.
Support available
The Pipeline for the Advancement of the Healthcare Workforce (PATH) program provides financial and other supports for occupations within the health care field. Learn more about PATH, including support services, programs and eligibility.
Start/Info Session
Applications for this program accepted through the second Thursday of June, or until the program is filled. Sixteen students are admitted each fall semester.
Attend an information session
Register for an information session and fulfill this requirement for admission. Session dates and times may vary, and all sessions are held online via Microsoft Teams (a link will be emailed to you the day before the scheduled meeting date).
Join us for one of these info sessions:
- June 10, noon, online
- July 8, noon, online
Next steps
To help ensure that students are successful, our program has specific admission requirements. All admission requirements must be met to enter the applicant pool, in addition to the LLCC general enrollment steps. To prepare for applying to the program, please follow the steps on the How to Apply page.
If you have questions regarding program admission requirements or how to apply, please call LLCC Student Success at 217-786-2224 and request to speak with a health professions student success advisor.
