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Goals
The Program
The BSRS program is available on a full-time or part-time basis. The curriculum offers flexible scheduling to accommodate working radiologic science professionals in furthering their education. The 121 or 124-credit undergraduate degree programs build upon entry-level foundations, creating a bridge to advanced clinical practice and/or leadership.
Transfer Credit Evaluation
The University awards 44 semester hour credits for course content mastered through successful completion of an accredited radiography curriculum and attainment of ARRT certification. The University accepts ARRT certification in radiography as validation of entry-level knowledge. Transcripts for radiation therapy and nuclear medicine candidates will be evaluated on an individual basis. Transfer credit of core course credit is evaluated by the Academic Advising Center and approved by the Dean, School of Arts and Sciences and Radiologic Science Program Chair.
Requirements
Continuation in Program
Continued enrollment in the program requires students to achieve a minimum:
*See University Policy Manual Volume VIII-C, Policy 8 C.2.3 for additional details.
Core Curriculum
BSRS Core Requirements (credits) |
45 |
9 |
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Knowledge of God |
6 |
Knowledge of Mathematics (Core quantitative course determined by placement) |
3 |
Knowledge of Natural Science (GSCI 104, GSCI 105, GSCI 106, or GSCI 110)* |
6 |
Knowledge of the Human Quest |
6 |
Knowledge of Global Perspectives (six from foreign language) |
9 |
Knowledge of the National Experience |
6 |
*Students may select one course from any core area of study (student’s choice) to replace the second Natural Science course.
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