LINDENWOOD UNIVERSITY · UNITED STATES
Radiologic Technology, BS – Traditional Track
Bachelor's · Taught in en
At a glance
48 mo
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Bachelor's
Level
- 106Credit hours
- Joint affiliation with Mercy Hospital St. LouisClinical training partner
- Eligible for ARRT certification examCareer readiness
- Work with real patients and latest medical technologyPractical experience
The Bachelor of Science (BS) in Radiologic Technology is a 106 credit-hour program offered in an on-campus format, potentially including some online courses for degree completion. This program is a joint effort with Mercy Hospital St. Louis – School of Radiologic Technology. The initial two years are conducted at Lindenwood University, covering prerequisites and general education. The subsequent two years involve professional training at Mercy's accredited program. Students must apply separately to Mercy's competitive program during their second year, with no guarantee of acceptance due to limited seats. This curriculum includes essential subjects like human anatomy and physiology, and medical terminology. Students gain hands-on experience with advanced medical technology such as ultrasound, nuclear radiation, magnetic fields, and X-rays, preparing them to be skilled radiographers. Upon successful completion of all program requirements, graduates are eligible to sit for the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) certification exam.
Curriculum
The program is divided into two phases: the first two years at Lindenwood University focusing on prerequisites and general education, and the final two years at Mercy Hospital St. Louis for clinical training.
- Years 1-2 (Lindenwood University)
- Program Prerequisites
- General Education Courses
- Years 3-4 (Mercy Hospital St. Louis)
- Radiologic Technology Professional Training
- Clinical Courses
Careers
Graduates with a BS in Radiologic Sciences are well-positioned to stand out in the job market, with opportunities for increased responsibilities and career advancement into roles such as management, leadership, or instruction. The demand for radiologic technologists is projected to grow due to an aging population and increased medical needs.
- Radiographer
- Bone Densitometry Specialist
- Breast Sonography Specialist
- Cardiac Interventional Radiography Specialist
- Computed Tomography Specialist
- Magnetic Resonance Imaging Specialist
- Mammography Specialist
- Nuclear Medicine Technologist
- Radiation Therapist
- Sonography Specialist
- Vascular Interventional Radiography Specialist
- Vascular Sonography Specialist
Entry requirements
High School Diploma or EquivalentRequired for admission to Lindenwood University and as a prerequisite for the program.
Completion of Lindenwood University PrerequisitesSuccessful completion of courses designated as prerequisites for the Radiologic Technology program.
Admission to Mercy ProgramSeparate application and admission to the clinical portion at Mercy Hospital St. Louis is required during the second year. Acceptance is competitive and not guaranteed.
Admission to the Mercy Hospital St. Louis clinical program is highly competitive and limited seats are available. There is no guarantee of acceptance.
Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition fees are not specified for international students.
Tuition (home)Students will be charged a Radiologic Technology Fee during junior/senior year when in clinical courses.
LivingLiving costs are not specified.
Additional program-specific fees may apply during clinical years.
How to apply
1. Apply to Lindenwood UniversityComplete the general application process for Lindenwood University to begin the first two years of the program at Lindenwood.
2. Complete Program Prerequisites and General EducationFulfill all required prerequisite and general education courses during your first two years at Lindenwood University.
3. Apply to Mercy Hospital St. Louis ProgramDuring your second year, submit a separate application to the Mercy Hospital St. Louis – School of Radiologic Technology for admission into their clinical training program. Be aware that this is a competitive process with limited seats.
4. Complete Clinical TrainingUpon acceptance into the Mercy program, complete the professional radiologic technology coursework and clinical rotations.
Accreditation
The clinical training component at Mercy Hospital St. Louis is accredited by the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT), sponsored by the American Medical Association.