Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Sciences at University of New Mexico

Programme overview

Medical Imaging Medical imaging professionals provide patient services using imaging modalities that peer inside the human body and create images to assist physicians and radiologists in disease and injury diagnosis. The professional is trained to initiate lifesaving first aid and basic life support procedures as necessary during medical emergencies. Medical imaging professionals exercise discretion and judgment in the performance of medical imaging procedures by selecting te.

Faculty: School of Medicine | Department: Radiologic Sciences | Duration: 123-130 credit hours | Study mode: full-time | Location: Albuquerque, NM, United States

What you will study

Requires 123-130 credit hours.

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Entry requirements

Applies to the major/department (admission to UNM is separate): Application deadlines for admission to the Radiologic Sciences baccalaureate and certificate programs are found on the Radiologic Sciences program Web site . The selection process does not discriminate against any applicant based on sex, age, race, religion, creed, or national origin. Undergraduate Degree Program: Individuals who have completed an associate's degree or higher in a medical imaging primary pathway (radiography, nuclear medicine, sonography, radiation therapy, or magnetic resonance imaging) and hold primary certification may apply for admission to the B.S. in Radiologic Sciences with a concentration in Medical Imaging. Applicants to the B.S. must first declare Radiologic Sciences as their major at the time of University admission. The application deadline for admittance into the Radiologic Sciences program is posted on the Radiologic Sciences program Web site . Medical...

Tuition is charged per credit, so the total depends on the modules you register for each year. Current fees are listed in the official fee schedule.

Freshmen may begin in the Summer, Fall or Spring terms after high school graduation; most students apply for the Fall term, when courses begin in August.

Freshman priority application dates: Fall term June 1; Spring term December 13; Summer term May 10. The application fee is $25 (non-refundable) or an approved fee waiver, and is valid for one year (four consecutive semesters). Standardized test scores (ACT, SAT, CLT) are not required for admission but may be helpful in some cases. Applications may be submitted online or on a hardcopy form.

Transfer priority application dates: Fall August 1; Spring December 1; Summer May 10. The application fee is $25 (non-refundable).

Apply through the official page: https://admissions.unm.edu/

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