Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Medicine Technology - Fast Track

This 15-month programdesigned for transfer students and bachelor's-degree holderswill prepare you to administer radioactive drugs safely and compassionately to help detect and treat medical conditions. In this 15-month fast-track program, you will build on your previous college studies and learn how to administer radioactive drugs safely and compassionately to patients in order to obtain rapid-succession body images that help detect and treat medical conditions. You also will participate in clinical experiences with industry experts at sites suited to your location. The fast-track nature of the program gives you the benefit of an immersive education and speeds your career launch. Upon graduation, you will be eligible to sit for registration by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists and the Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board. The program starts in the summer.

Students with the appropriate amount of college credits and prerequisites may apply to the fast track program. Courses must have been completed at a regionally accredited college or university with a grade of C or better for transfer. Math and science courses taken more than ten years prior to the anticipated date of matriculation to MCPHS will not be accepted.

All first-year applicants must submit the following credentials along with their completed application: Official high school transcript.

Language Proficiency: TOEFL iBT – 79; TOEFL ITP – 550; IELTS - 6.5; iTEP - 4.0; PTE Academic – 58; Duolingo - 105.

The Admission Office accepts applications from international students on a rolling basis with priority filing dates of November 1 (Early Action I), December 1 (Early Action II), and February 1 (Regular Decision).