EEG
Electroencephalography
Explore brainwave recording, patient-centered EEG procedures, and the technical foundations of neurodiagnostic practice.
Program at a glance
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Duration
14 months in earlier program description; current duration requires confirmation
Learning format
Online academic coursework with practical preparation and supervised clinical components
Program Eligibility
High school diploma required; associate degree preferred. Degrees may be in any field; health science preferred. Applicants with a current neurodiagnostic credential will also be considered.
Practical workshop
Confirm EEG hands-on practice, location, and attendance expectations with admissions
Supervised clinical experience
Qualified supervision, site availability, onboarding, and approved clinical activities must be confirmed
Tuition and fees
$9,900 tuition; approximately $350 for books/study materials; $30 application fee - Currently free; $300 non-refundable deposit upon acceptance, separately from tuition. Ask admissions about any additional clinical or travel expenses.
Next cohort
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Credentialing direction
Explore ABRET R. EEG T. examination eligibility; completion is not automatic certification
The tuition and additional fees shown above are from the Academy’s published program information and are subject to change; confirm all charges and terms in writing. Other planning details are not a guarantee of admission, program length, clinical placement, examination eligibility, or employment. Review Program Eligibility.
Online coursework
Online study introduces the concepts that support practical training and supervised experience. Ask for the approved syllabus and instructional calendar.
- Neuroanatomy, neurophysiology and clinical terminology
- EEG acquisition, electrode placement and signal quality
- Normal and abnormal patterns, artifacts and documentation
Skills and workshops
Demonstration and simulated practice are different from patient-care responsibilities. Confirm the hands-on requirements for your cohort.
- Practice measurement and electrode application techniques with appropriate supervision
- Learn to distinguish acquisition, setup and troubleshooting from clinical interpretation
- Confirm the Academy's workshop schedule, practical evaluations and required materials
Supervised clinical experience
Clinical learning requires agreed objectives, qualified supervision, and site-specific permission.
Ask which supervised clinical activities are required, and where they may occur
Confirm clinical-site availability, training agreements, site onboarding and travel expectations
Program completion and exam eligibility are separate determinations
Understand tuition and additional charges.
Published EEG tuition is $9,900. Books and materials are approximately $350. The $30 application fee is currently free for both programs. A $300 non-refundable deposit is due upon acceptance, separately from tuition. Ask admissions about any additional clinical or travel expenses. Fees are subject to change. Confirm your cohort’s total, payment terms and refund policy in writing.
Compare tuition and feesCertification is a separate process.
Check the ABRET recognized-program directory and applicable examination eligibility rules. Program recognition, school accreditation, course completion, exam eligibility, and individual certification are different concepts.
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