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BSRS Reference Guide

Arkansas State University

College of Nursing and Health Professions

Medical Imaging and Radiation Sciences

 

Minimum requirements for Program Application

*Overall GPA of 2.75 or higher

*Grades of “C” or better on all Pre-Requisite Coursework:

ENGL 10103                 Composition I

MATH 11003                College Algebra

PSYC11103                   Intro to Psychology

BIOL 24003/24001       Anatomy & Physiology I Lecture and Lab

PHSC 10043/10031      Physical Science Lecture and Lab (equivalent)

RADG 10001               Intro to Medical Imaging & Radiation Sciences

RADG 33103               Intro to Radiography (Required Starting Fall 2025)

RADG 33102               Radiation Physics and Imaging (Required Starting Fall 2025)

RSMR 44703                MRI Safety and Instrumentation (Required Starting Fall 2026)

 

Application Process

Program Applications are weighted using the following criteria:

Support Course GPA (40%)

Interview (30%)**

Lab testing/shadowing (20%)

Statement of Purpose (10%)

** Only the top 50-60 candidates will progress to the Interview portion after the Exam.

·         The top candidates will be selected for the Program; up to 40 annually depending on market

conditions and clinical rotation availability. We typically have 90+ Applicants Annually.

·         Application Deadline: April 1st, annually

·         Program Begins: Summer Semester, annually

Specialty Tracks

Students admitted to the Radiography Program MUST complete one of the Specialty Tracks to earn the BSRS Degree. Application to the Specialty Track will take place during the last Spring Semester of the Radiography Program. This Application Process is completed by Selective Admission, just as Initial Radiography Admission. Specialty tracks include Computed Tomography/Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Mammography/Breast Sonography, Radiation Therapy, Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Cardiovascular-Interventional Technology.