Description
MSU’s master’s program in Radiologic Sciences was the first discipline-specific MSRS offered in the United States, and it has been offered since 1995. The mission of the program is to prepare students to be leaders in the areas of administration, education, and advanced clinical practice in the radiologic sciences. The program features a holistic approach to graduate education, and it is offered in a hybrid distance-learning format. This unique curriculum design permits working professionals, regardless of their location, to complete the program with minimal on-campus requirements while preserving the benefits of face-to-face contact with other graduate students. Competitive scholarships may be available to qualified applicants, and there is an established mechanism to waive out-of-state tuition fees for students in Academic Common Market states.
» Program Website: Master of Science in Radiologic Sciences
» Program Website: Master of Science in Radiologic Sciences
Degree and Hours
» Master of Science in Radiologic Sciences: 52 to 55 Hours
Delivery Method
» Online
» Hybrid (Effective Fall 2025)
This program requires campus visits each semester.
Online programs may not meet F1 Visa criteria.
» Hybrid (Effective Fall 2025)
This program requires campus visits each semester.
Online programs may not meet F1 Visa criteria.
Application Requirements
Submit requirements to the Admissions Office.
» Application to McAda Graduate School
» Application Fee ($50 Domestic or $75 International)
» Official Transcripts
» Application to MSRS Program
» Current Résumé
» Guided Question Essay
» Preceptor Site Agreement
If you obtained a Bachelor of Science at a non-regionally accredited institution, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) requirements may prohibit you from taking courses at Midwestern State University. Contact Dr. Lynette Watts for verification that your Bachelor of Science will allow you to take courses at MSU. Failure to follow this procedure may prevent you from taking courses and/or completing the MSRS program.
» Application to McAda Graduate School
» Application Fee ($50 Domestic or $75 International)
» Official Transcripts
» Application to MSRS Program
» Current Résumé
» Guided Question Essay
» Preceptor Site Agreement
If you obtained a Bachelor of Science at a non-regionally accredited institution, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) requirements may prohibit you from taking courses at Midwestern State University. Contact Dr. Lynette Watts for verification that your Bachelor of Science will allow you to take courses at MSU. Failure to follow this procedure may prevent you from taking courses and/or completing the MSRS program.
Application Deadlines
Domestic Applicants
» Fall: August 1
» Spring: December 1
International Applicants
» Fall: June 1
» Spring: October 1
International Applicants in the U.S.
» Fall: August 1
» Spring: December 1
» Fall: August 1
» Spring: December 1
International Applicants
» Fall: June 1
» Spring: October 1
International Applicants in the U.S.
» Fall: August 1
» Spring: December 1
Tuition and Fees
Program Cost - Online
» Texas Resident: $23,582
» Non-Texas Resident: $29,907
» Non-U.S. Resident: $48,882
Semester Cost - Online (9 Hours)
» Texas Resident: $4,056
» Non-Texas Resident: $5,091
» Non-U.S. Resident: $8,196
These amounts are rough estimates that are subject to change.
These amounts do not include the cost of textbooks or class supplies.
» Texas Resident: $23,582
» Non-Texas Resident: $29,907
» Non-U.S. Resident: $48,882
Semester Cost - Online (9 Hours)
» Texas Resident: $4,056
» Non-Texas Resident: $5,091
» Non-U.S. Resident: $8,196
These amounts are rough estimates that are subject to change.
These amounts do not include the cost of textbooks or class supplies.