LACC Dental Technology graduates placed 1st
Nationally among all of the schools that participated in the
Recognized Graduate (RG) portion of the Certified Dental
Technician (CDT) Exam given by the National board for
Certification in Dental Technology (RGCDT). LACC graduates
scored an average of 82.5%. The RGCDT Exam is a
general knowledge exam encompassing all areas of dental
technology. Graduates sit for the RGCDT upon completion of their
2 year Dental Technology Program. The 2009/10 passing rate for
LACC Dental Technology graduates was 94%. The RGCDT
is the first step in becoming a Certified Dental Technologist as
granted by the National Board of Certification in Dental
Laboratory Technology.
LACC's Dental Technology program is one of only two community
college programs in California fully accredited by the Commission
of Dental Accreditation of the American Dental Association. Using
state-of-the-art equipment, experienced faculty, and hands-on
instruction, LACC’s program prepares students for a successful
career in dental technology.
Founded in 1929, LACC is one of the most diverse campuses in the
110-campus California Community College System, located adjacent
to the Central Los Angeles, Koreatown, Filipino town and Little
Armenia areas of the city. Serving nearly 38,000 students
annually, LACC offers academic and workforce development programs
in over 160 areas and is part of the Los Angeles Community College
District, the largest community college system in the United
States. Classes are offered year-round and financial aid is
available to students who qualify. For more information, visit
www.lacitycollege.edu or call 323.953.4000.