Admission Requirements
- Prerequisite Courses:
- Rhetoric: RHET:1030 Rhetoric (composition I, II, and public speaking)
- Natural Science:
- HHP:1100 Human Anatomy
- AND one of these:
- BIOL:1140 Human Biology
- CHEM:1070 General Chemistry I or CHEM:1110 Principles of Chemistry I
- HHP:1300 Fundamentals of Human Physiology
- HHP:3500 Human Physiology
- HHP:3550 Human Physiology with Lab
- PHYS:1400 Basic Physics or PHYS:1511 College Physics
- Psychology: PSY:1001 Elementary Psychology
- Quantitative/Formal Reasoning:
- MATH:1020 Elementary Functions (precalculus)
- General Education: 3sh from 2 of the following areas:
- Understanding Cultural Perspectives (UCP)
- Historical Perspectives (HP)
- International and Global Issues (IGI)
- Literary, Visual, and Performing Arts (LVPA)
- Values and Society (VS)
- Medical Terminology: CLSA:3750 Medical and Technical Terminology
- 2.5 minimum cumulative college GPA in non-RT or NMT college courses
- Completion of a Radiologic Technology or Nuclear Medicine Technology program
- ARRT radiography, ARRT nuclear medicine, or NMTCB nuclear medicine certification (60sh awarded)
- All admission requirements must be completed or in progress prior to admission
- Apply to the undergraduate College of Medicine Radiation Sciences major.
- International students and students whose first language is not English: satisfaction of all UI Admissions requirements; completion of the English Language Requirements for Admission, the English Proficiency Evaluation, and all proficiency courses required for clearance to take a full academic load
Admission Notes
- Apply early; allow processing time.
- Follow Admissions Profile instructions on MyUI to complete mandatory orientation and advising sessions.
Degree Requirements
1) All courses for one of the following online modalities:
- Breast Imaging
- Cardiovascular Interventional
- Computed Tomography
- Magnetic Resonance Imaging
- Multi-Modality Plan
2) Multidisciplinary courses (choose 2):
- ASP:1800 Aging Matters: Intro to Gerontology
- ASP:3150 Psychology of Aging
- CPH:1400 Fund of Public Health, Sp23 – need permission to register and extra fee
- CSED:4111 Building Leadership & Success at Work
- CSED:4140 Foundations of Leadership
- CSED:4175 Motivational Interviewing
- CSED:4197 Citizenship in a Multicultural Society
- CSED:4194 Interpersonal Effectiveness
- ECON:1200 Principles of Macroeconomics
- GHS:3850 Promoting Health Globally
- HHP:2130 Human Development through the Life Span
- MGMT:2100 Intro to Management
- MGMT:3500 Nonprofit Organizational Effectiveness I
- PSQF:1075 Educational Psychology and Measurement
- SSW:2700/PSQF:2700 Intro to Trauma and Resilience
- RHET:2135 Rhetoric of Diversity and Inclusion
- SOC:3510 Medical Sociology
- SOC:4225 Social Psychology of Leadership
- STAT:1020 Elementary Stats and Inference
3) Semester hour, GPA, and Residency Requirements:
- Successfully complete a minimum of 120 semester hours
- Maintain a minimum 2.0 cumulative and UI GPA
- Complete all modality courses with a C or above
- complete a minimum of 30 consecutive sh in the College of Medicine
Courses Offered
Course | Course Title | SH | Offered |
---|---|---|---|
RSCT:4100 | Sectional Anatomy for Imaging Sciences (required) | 3 | Summer, Fall, Spring |
RSCI:4110 | Vascular Anatomy (required) | 3 | Fall, Spring |
Choose at least 15 SH from the following: | |||
RSBI:3310 | Patient Care for Breast Imaging | 3 | Summer |
RSBI:4110 | Breast Imaging Procedures I & Analysis | 3 | Fall |
RSBI:4120 | Anatomy & Pathology for Breast Imaging | 2 | Fall |
RSBI:4130 | Breast Imaging Acquisitions & Principles | 2 | Fall |
RSBI:4210 | Breast Imaging Advanced Procedures & Analysis | 3 | Spring |
RSBI:4220 | Quality Control in Breast Imaging | 3 | Spring |
RSCI:4120 | CVI Principles | 4 | Summer |
RSCI:4130 | Electrocardiogram & Hemodynamics | 3 | Spring |
RSCI:4140 | CVI Peripheral Procedures & Pathology | 3 | Fall |
RSCI:4150 | CVI Neuro & Nonvascular Procedures & Pathology | 3 | Fall |
RSCI:4160 | CVI Cardiac Procedures & Pathology | 4 | Spring |
RSCT:4120 | CT Procedures I | 4 | Fall |
RSCT:4125 | CT Procedures II | 4 | Spring |
RSCT:4130 | CT Physical Principles & Quality Control | 4 | Summer, Fall |
RSMR:4110 | Fundamentals for the MRI Technologist | 3 | Summer, Spring |
RSMR:4120 | MRI Procedures I | 4 | Fall |
RSMR:4130 | MRI Procedures II | 4 | Spring |
RSMR:4140 | MRI Acquisition & Principles I | 3 | Fall |
RSMR:4150 | MRI Acquisition & Principles II | 3 | Spring |