Radiologic Science
A Path to Future Success
ETSU's Radiologic Science B.S. degree completion program prepares students for career advancement within the field of Radiologic Science and Allied Health Services. Students must have completed an associate of applied science (AAS) degree or hold certification in Radiologic Science and be licensed or license-eligible in their discipline in order to be eligible for this online degree completion program. Students will study healthcare management, patient information and management, and health care law and compliance, among other topics. Students will develop professional leadership skills ideal for those pursuing management positions within the profession.
Program information including curriculum and graduation requirements can be found in the B.S. Radiologic Science entry of the ETSU Undergraduate Catalog.
Succeed in a Growing Field
This degree completion program is designed for working radiologic professionals. It offers the opportunity for radiographers to obtain their bachelor's degree by using more of their AAS hours than would normally transfer to a four-year institution.
Earning a bachelor’s degree in Radiologic Science can increase the prospects for hiring and promotion for Radiologic Technologists, enabling them to pursue leadership roles within the healthcare field. Students can earn their bachelor’s degree while working in their chosen profession.
Professional Success
Employment in this field is projected to grow 13 percent from 2016 to 2026, faster than the average for other occupations. Students who graduate from the program may go on to leadership positions within the healthcare field, medical or pharmaceutical sales, or teaching positions with allied health education programs. Graduates may also go on to graduate and professional programs.
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Career Outlook and Income Trends
For students wanting an in-person program, please visit the Radiologic Science program page.
Complete Your Degree Online
Graduates are equipped with entry-level management, group dynamics, and supervisory skills as they relate to the allied health disciplines. Successful completion of this program will increase graduates' mobility into leadership positions in their respective professions.
Steps to Apply
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Step 1 - Create your ETSU Application Account
Step 1 Create your ETSU Application Account by choosing the "Sign Up" option
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Step 2 - Sign into the ETSU Application Portal
Step 2 Sign in to the ETSU Application Portal and select "Start a New Application"
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Step 3 - Complete the Remaining Fields
Step 3 Choose "Undergraduate," select your student type, select your start term, then choose Radiologic Science and complete the remainder of the form.
Cost
| TN Residents | *GA, KY, NC, SC, VA | *Other USA States | eRate (Out of State, 100% online) | All International | |||||
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| $464 per credit hour | $493 per credit hour | $599 per credit hour | $532.50 per credit hour | $1,225 per credit hour | |||||
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Why should I pursue this program at ETSU?
The fully-online Radiologic Science B.S. degree completion program offers students who have already completed an associate degree or hold certification in Radiologic Science the opportunity to complete a bachelor’s degree in a shorter amount of time. Students who have already completed their associate degree will be awarded credit for 47 credit hours of major courses through the online degree completion program, allowing them to complete their bachelor’s degree in as few as 30 credit hours—that's only two semesters of work!
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What accreditations apply to this program?
ETSU’s radiologic science program is accredited by the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT).
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Do students need to have a background in this field? What are the prerequisites?
Students must have completed an associate degree in Radiologic Science or hold certification in Radiography and be licensed or license-eligible in their discipline in order to be eligible to the online Radiologic Science B.S. degree completion program.
It is recommended that students complete HSCI 2230/2231 – Introduction to Microbiology/Lab or equivalent before enrolling in the online degree completion program. This course is currently only offered on-ground at ETSU. Please complete the form above to be connected with the ETSU program coordinator for additional information prior to applying. -
Are the courses for this program asynchronous or synchronous?
Courses in the Radiologic Science online B.S. completion program are asynchronous.
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Does this program require an internship or field work?
Students will complete a Clinical Education course in which they will be paired with a mentor to complete a professional project. This experience is designed to be flexible and work around the schedule of working professionals and may be completed in the student’s current workplace.
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What is the time to completion?
The online Radiologic Science B.S. degree completion program is designed to be flexible and adaptable in order to meet the needs of students who work full time and have family obligations.
Students who pursue the program full-time may complete the program in as few as two semesters. Students who pursue the program part-time will work with a program coordinator to develop of course of study.
Unofficial transcript evaluations can be completed for prospective students in order for them to see how many classes would be required for them to graduate from the Radiologic Science B.S. degree completion program. Students can email an unofficial copy of their transcript to BSAHonline@etsu.edu for a transcript evaluation and personalized plan of study.
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When can I start?
Students may begin the program in the Fall, Spring, or Summer semesters.
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Are scholarships available?
Yes, the College of Health Sciences offers college-specific scholarships. Additionally, ETSU's Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships offers scholarship information for all student levels. By submitting the Universal Scholarship Application, students can be considered for a variety of university scholarships.