Radiologic Science, ATS

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This program combines academic course work with radiologic technologist education to prepare Registered/Licensed Radiologic Technologists for leadership roles in today’s imaging departments and facilities. The program recognizes satisfactory completion of examination by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) and issuance of a Radiologic license by the Ohio Department of Health, Radiologic Technology Section, to practice in Ohio. Through BGSU’s credit-by-exam process, students present official results of satisfactory completion of the written ARRT examination and their Ohio license to practice in order to receive college credit that can be applied to this program. Science and anatomy and physiology course work complement practical skills and will result in enhanced understanding of body systems. Students are able to select two electives, minimum of five credit hours, from a list of courses related to health care, cultural diversity, social work, medical ethics, or supervision.

The program is designed to allow continuation as a 2+2 program into BGSU’s Bachelor’s degree programs in Advanced Technological Education (ATE) or Allied Health Science (Allied Health Specialization). The ATE program is ideal preparation for those desiring to work in radiologic technology education programs, while the Allied Health degree provides a greater understanding of the chemical and biological sciences as well as general health and wellness courses.

General Requirements

Students are responsible for adhering to all college and university requirements and policies as stated in the BGSU Undergraduate Catalog. Prerequisites shown below are for reference only.

General Requirements

WRIT 1120 is required. Based on placement scores, WRIT 1010 and/or WRIT 1110 may also be required.

Communication

Social/Behavioral Science (S)

PSYC 1010 - General Psychology #

Humanities & Arts (H)

Elective Contact Hours: 2-3

International Perspective (SI) or (HI)

Elective Contact Hours: 3

Basic Foundation

Computation & Math

MATH 1150 - Introduction to Statistics

Computing

CS 1000 - Understanding Computers

Science

Select one course from:

Technical Studies

Select a Minimum of 5 Credit Hours From the Following:

Other classes may be substituted after meeting with advisor

AHTH 1410 - Survey of Pharmacology ●
AHTH 2300 - Pathophysiology
BAT 2090 - Management and Supervision
GERO 1010 - Aging, the Individual and Society #
PSYC 4050 - Psychology of Abnormal Behavior
SPAN - Elementary or Intermediate Contact Hours: 3-4
BIOL 3320 - Human Anatomy and Physiology II #
SOC 3160 - Minority Groups Contact Hours: 3 * ^
PHIL 2420 - Medical Ethics # ^
PHIL 2190 - Philosophy of Death and Dying ● ^
RADT 2900 - Special Topics in Radiologic Science

Note:

For students planning on pursuing the Bachelor of Allied Health Science (Allied Health Cognate) a minimum of 29 hours (marked ●) are required for the cognate. Where electives exist, courses marked # are required in the degree program. For BIOL and CHEM, see specific program requirements.

For students planning on pursuing the Bachelor of Science Advanced Technological Education degree program, a minimum of 36 hours are required for the technical concentration. Where choices exist, courses marked * are required.

Courses marked ^ are general education courses. With careful selection, they may be applied to general education requirements of a bachelor’s degree.

Each student must complete a sufficient number of electives to earn a minimum of 62 semester hours. At least 15 credit hours must be BGSU courses. Please check with your advisor for appropriate course selections.