Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Sciences

Eligibility Requirement: This program is a degree-completion program only. You must already hold a professional credential (ARRT, ARDMS, or NMTCB) or be currently enrolled as a second-year student in an accredited Radiologic Sciences program to apply. If you do not yet hold a credential and are not currently enrolled in an accredited program, please apply to the BSRT program.

Is the BSRS Program Right for You?
The Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Sciences (BSRS) is designed for credentialed radiologic technologists who want to advance their education and expand career opportunities.

This program is a good fit if you:

  • Are certified/registered with ARRT, ARDMS, or NMTCB, or are a second-year student in an accredited Radiologic Sciences program
  • Want to earn a bachelor's degree while continuing to work
  • Need a program that is flexible and not full-time on campus
  • Are interested in professional growth or preparing for advanced certifications

This program is NOT for you if:

  • You are new to radiography and do not hold a professional credential
  • You have not yet started or completed clinical training in an accredited program

New to radiography? If you're interested in becoming a radiographer (X-ray technologist), apply instead to the BSRT program, which provides the required professional and clinical training.

2

Years average until degree completion

3

Modality concentrations: CT, Mammography, and MRI

42

Credits awarded to students with ARRT license

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The BSRS program is flexible and I was able to complete the online courses around my full-time job.

Mandy Jackson Major: BSRS Robert D. & Carol Gunn College of Health Sciences and Human Services

The BSRS program gave me the education and degree I needed to move up in the hospital setting.

Deborah Blackburn Major: BSRS Robert D. & Carol Gunn College of Health Sciences and Human Services

MSU faculty will provide you with exceptional preparation for a career as a radiographer.

Dr. Beth Veale Major: Department Chair 2019-2024, Radiologic Sciences Robert D. & Carol Gunn College of Health Sciences and Human Services