B.S. Radiographic Science

Program Admissions Requirements

Admission to the Radiographic Science Program is competitive. Students will be evaluated using the grade point average of the required General Education and Prerequisite Courses. A minimum grade point average of 3.0 is required to apply. Procedures for admission to the program include:

  1. Complete procedures for admission to the university.
  2. Complete and return the radiographic science application form and required fee.
  3. Complete the required General Education and Prerequisite courses.
  4. Submit official transcripts of all college and/or university courses completed.

Application Deadline

The above admission procedures must be completed and received by the Radiographic Science Program by May 15th of the year the student is seeking admission. If the 15th falls on a weekend or holiday, the application must be received by the Friday preceding the deadline date. The first professional year begins in the fall semester.

Prerequisite Courses

Choose one of the following sequences:8
Human Anatomy and Physiology 1
and Human Anatomy and Physiology 1 Lab (Partially satisfies General Education Objective 5)
Human Anatomy and Physiology 2
and Human Anatomy and Physiology 2 Lab
OR
Advanced Human Anatomy and Physiology 1
and Advanced Human Anatomy and Physiology 1 Lab
Advanced Human Anatomy and Physiology 2
and Advanced Human Anatomy and Physiology 2 Lab
CHEM 1101Introduction to Chemistry (Partially satisfies General Education Objective 5)3
COMM 1101Fundamentals of Oral Communication (Satisfies General Education Objective 2)3
HCA/MGT 4475Health Law and Bioethics3
CPH/HCA 2210Medical Terminology and Communication2
INFO 1101Digital Information Literacy (Satisfies General Education Objective 8)3
MATH 1143Precalculus I: Algebra (Satisfies General Education Objective 3)3
MATH 1153Statistical Reasoning (Satisfies General Education Objective 3)3
PHYS 1100Essentials of Physics (Partially satisfies General Education Objective 5)4
RS 1105Introduction to Radiographic Science1
Choose one of the following tracks to fulfill at least 9 credits9
Health Care Administration Emphasis
Accounting Concepts
Individual and Organizational Behavior
Human Resource Management
Spanish for Health Professionals Emphasis
Students utilizing SPAN courses to satisfy the university's Objective requirement are required to complete a total of nine distinct credits from the options listed below.
Elementary Spanish II (Requires SPAN 1101)
Spanish for Health Care I (Requires SPAN 2201 or SPAN 2221 or SPAN 2265)
Spanish for Health Care II (Requires SPAN 2210)
Anthropology Emphasis (Choose 3 classes. *Completing 3 of the 4 earns a certificate)
Forensic Anthro - Beyond Bones
Anthropology of Global Health *
Topics in Medical Anthropology *
Clinical Medical Anthropology *
Advanced Global Health *
Human Osteology *
Informatics Emphasis (**Completing all 3 courses earns a certificate)
Information Systems and Controls **
Networking and Cybersecurity **
Systems Administration and Cloud Computing **
Research Emphasis
Introduction to Health Information Research (Satisfies General Education Objective 8)
Communication Inquiry
Professional and Technical Writing
Students must earn a C- or better in all courses required for admission to the Radiographic Science program.
Total Credits42
*

Academic Certificate in Medical Anthropology

**

Academic Certificate in Information Systems

 General Education

The listing below includes program requirements that also fulfill General Education requirements.

Objective 16
Objective 2 - COMM 11013
Objective 3 - MATH 1153 13
Objective 46
Objective 5 - PHYS 1100, CHEM 11017
Objective 66
Students must fulfill Objective 7 or Objective 83
Objective 7
Objective 8 - INFO 1101
Objective 93
Total Credits37
1

“P” courses are equivalent to the original course.

Major Requirements

RS 3300Radiologic Physics and Equipment3
RS 3310Radiographic Methods I2
RS 3311Radiographic Methods II2
RS 3312Radiographic Methods III2
RS 3325Patient Care in Radiography3
RS 3330Radiographic Exposure3
RS 3330LRadiographic Exposure Lab0
RS 3340Laboratory Practicum I1
RS 3341Laboratory Practicum II1
RS 3342Laboratory Practicum III1
RS 3375Pediatric Radiography1
RS 3388Radiobiology and Radiation Protection2
RS 3389Applied Radiography I4
RS 3390Applied Radiography II4
RS 4410Cross-Sectional Anatomy2
RS 4521Computed Tomography I1
RS 4430Radiologic Pathology2
RS 4440Leadership in Medical Imaging1
RS 4441Advanced Radiographic Methods I1
RS 4450Introduction to Evidence-Based Research2
RS 4455Alternate Imaging Modalities1
RS 4460Introduction to Radiographic Quality Management1
RS 4465Radiographic Image Analysis1
RS 4470Advanced Radiographic Exposure2
RS 4475Registry Review2
RS 4488Applied Radiography III5
RS 4489Applied Radiography IV6
RS 4490Applied Radiography V6
Students must earn a C- or better in all courses required for the Radiographic Science program.
Total Credits62

Students must be accepted into the Radiographic Sciences major to take these courses. All upper division RS courses require admittance to the program for enrollment.

Degree Totals

 
Program Admission Requirements (Required General Education credits removed)26
General Education37
Major Requirements62
Free Electives0
Total Credits125

 ISU Degree Requirements