Admissions Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree Programs - Radiation Therapy and Nuclear Medicine

Students are encouraged to apply by March to be considered in the priority interview round for the immediate fall semester start. Or by October, for the immediate spring semester start
Applicants typically have a GPA average of 2.75 out of 4.0 equivalent. Other factors such as work experience and GPA on most recently taken courses will be considered for applicants with lower than a 2.75.
Ideally, applicants should have a good understanding of the career and job responsibilities.

The following documents are required:

*Please note: as per College policy, students are no longer required to submit SAT or ACT scores with their application materials.

An interview with the radiological and health professions interview committee is required. For applicants that meet the above requirements, you will be contacted by the committee to set up an interview. Priority interviews take place in April and November.

Job shadowing hours in a radiation therapy or nuclear medicine department prior to enrollment is required. The applicant is required to write a one-page reflection paper on their job shadowing experience detailing what they learned and how it affects their career path goals.

Students are encouraged to apply by March to be considered in the priority interview round for the immediate fall semester start. Please note: the certificate programs admit only for the fall semester
Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or institution.
Applicants typically have a GPA average of 2.75 out of 4.0 equivalent. Other factors such as work experience and GPA on most recently taken courses will be considered for applicants with lower than a 2.75.
Applicants must have successfully completed the following prerequisite courses prior to applying to the program:
- English 6 Credits
- Human Anatomy and Physiology 6 Credits
- Chemistry 3 Credits
- Physics 8 Credits
- Computer Science 3 Credits
- Pre-Calculus 3 Credits
- Statistics 3 Credits
Ideally, applicants should have a good understanding of the career and job responsibilities.

The following documents are required:

*Please note: as per College policy, students are no longer required to submit SAT or ACT scores with their application materials.

An interview with the radiological and health professions interview committee is required. For applicants that meet the above requirements, you will be contacted by the committee to set up an interview. Priority interviews take place in April and November.

Job shadowing hours in a radiation therapy or nuclear medicine department prior to enrollment is required. The applicant is required to write a one-page reflection paper on their job shadowing experience detailing what they learned and how it affects their career path goals.

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