Pathways at Fresno City College

Credential-to-credential routes you can start or finish at this institution.

CNA Rad Tech

CNA to Radiologic Technologist

Step into medical imaging — your patient-care background is an advantage in rad tech admissions.

Typical timeline: 2 years

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CNA RT

CNA to Respiratory Therapist

Move from bedside care into respiratory therapy with an associate degree and RRT credential.

Typical timeline: 2 years

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DA RDH

Dental Assistant to Dental Hygienist

Use your chairside experience to enter a dental hygiene program and double your earning power.

Typical timeline: 2 years

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LPN ADN

LPN to RN Bridge

Advance from practical nursing to RN with bridge programs that credit your LPN coursework.

Typical timeline: 18 months

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CNA ADN

CNA to ADN (Registered Nurse)

Turn your CNA experience into an associate nursing degree — the fastest route to RN licensure.

Typical timeline: 2 years

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About Fresno City College

Mission, offerings, and how this partner fits into your healthcare education path.

Fresno City College is a community college in Fresno, California offering Associate Degree in Nursing, Dental Hygiene and Radiologic Technology programs, plus 1 more health programs.

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Healthcare programs at Fresno City College

Explore credentials and pathways available through this institution.

Respiratory Therapist

Restores patients' pulmonary function and supports breathing by planning and administering medically prescribed respiratory therapy across acute and home settings.

72% licensure pass rate (2024)
$1,334/yr tuition

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Radiologic Technology

Trains technologists to perform X-ray and diagnostic imaging procedures.

94% licensure pass rate (2025)
$1,334/yr tuition

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Dental Hygiene

Prepares licensed dental hygienists who provide preventive oral care and cleanings.

$1,334/yr tuition

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Associate Degree in Nursing

An associate-level nursing degree that qualifies graduates to take the NCLEX-RN and practice as registered nurses. RNs provide and coordinate patient care and educate patients and the public about health conditions.