Associate of Science in Radiologic Sciences

Diagnostic imaging plays a vital role in health care delivery through the utilization of x-rays which aid in the diagnosis and treatment of medical conditions. Gannon University’s nationally accredited Radiologic Sciences program will prepare you with the knowledge and skills necessary to advance your career in this fast-paced, challenging and rewarding profession. Our expert faculty, some of whom are graduates of the program, hold more than 90 years of combined experience in radiology.

Gain real-world knowledge through key radiologic science courses including:
Clinical Radiography 1: Learn in a virtual clinical setting through simulated patient care and manipulation of standard radiologic equipment in our laboratory.
Clinical Radiography 3, 4, 5, 6: Experience clinical rotations at various sites that provide a variety of learning opportunities so that you can develop competency in the performance of radiographic procedures.
Introduction to Radiographic Pathology: Study the common pathologies seen radiographically and integrate your previous clinical experience and class work with specific pathophysiology within body systems.

Achieve the Possibilities
Our radiologic sciences program is designed for your success. Through curriculum flexibility and high-quality educational opportunities, you can:

Learn to use highly sophisticated medical technology that simulates the environment you will encounter in a real-life clinical setting.
Benefit from a 15-month professional component, which focuses on the application of classroom theory to clinical practice.
Earn an annual median starting wage of 63,710, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Transcripts - Accepted international students must provide official or attested transcripts prior to arriving on campus. Letters of Recommendation - One letter of recommendation required for undergraduate study. TOEFL Internet-Based - 79. IELTS - 6.0. PTE - 53. EIKEN - Grade Pre-1. iTEP - 3.8