Lansing Community College

LCC's Neurodiagnostic Technology (NDXT/EEG) program is selective admission. In order to be considered as a candidate, students must meet admission requirements beyond those required for general admission to the college. There is no wait-list to enter the program; instead, acceptance is based on a point system. Check out the program Advising Guide for the application process and admission requirements. 

In just 12 months after completion of the admission requirements, you can earn a certificate or degree in Neurodiagnostic Technology. This exciting and expanding industry offers a high employment rate, competitive starting salaries and benefits for graduates of accredited programs such as this one. Our students train to become highly skilled in the assessments and technologies that determine brain abnormalities and help to identify central nervous system disorders.

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Contact the Center for Academic & Career Pathways for an appointment to answer your individual questions.


Advising Guides

For detailed information about the program layout, prerequisites, cost, and more, check out the Advising Guide.

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A National Network

Students in this program become members of ASET, the national neurodiagnostic society and professional network.

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Neurodiagnostic Technology Program

Health and Human Services Division Office

HHS Building, 108
517-483-1410
517-483-1508 fax

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