Health Sciences Major - Radiologic Technology Emphasis

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Breanne Rosenbaum	Program Supervisor Aurora Health Care School of Radiologic Technology
Lucinda Glaser	Health and Medical Sciences Articulation and Post Baccalaureate Programs Advisor
Kyle Thine	Program Director Froedtert School of Radiologic Technology
Diane Wingenter	Program Director Ascension-St. Joseph School of Radiologic Technology

Carroll University offers an opportunity to earn a Bachelor of Science degree in Health Sciences with an emphasis in Radiologic Technology through unique partnerships with Ascension-St. Joseph, Aurora Health Care, and Froedtert Hospital. This B.S. degree affords students additional career choices over earning the certificate alone. Students receive the benefits of close, personal attention during their first years at Carroll followed by two years of clinical experiences in each hospital partner’s School of Radiologic Technology and associated clinical sites.

Radiologic technologists enjoy employment in varied settings, including hospitals, medical and diagnostic laboratories, diagnostic imaging centers and outpatient care centers. Additional opportunities are available in education, management and medical equipment sales related to radiology. Long-term employment prospects in this area are forecast to be favorable.

Entry into the professional phase is highly competitive. Acceptance into the professional phase of the program is determined solely by the admissions committee at each hospital partners’ independent School of Radiologic Technology. Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee acceptance into the hospital phase and there are typically more applicants that seats available in the program. It is strongly recommended that students enrolled in this program have a parallel plan in the event clinical phase admission is not attained. The program requires students to attend class year-round. Courses completed during the summer and winter terms will incur additional tuition fees. See the Admissions section of the catalog or contact the Health and Medical Sciences Advisor for more details.

Accepted students transitioning into the clinical phase of the program must adhere to all policies and maintain all progression standards outlined and provided by their cooperating hospital partner. See the College of Health Science Progression Standards section of the catalog for more details.

Required Carroll University Courses

ANP 130 - Introduction to Human Anatomy and Physiology I 4 Hour(s)
ANP 130L - Intro to Human Anatomy and Phys I Lab 0 Hour(s)
ANP 140 - Introduction to Human Anatomy and Physiology II 4 Hour(s)
ANP 140L - Intro to Human Anatomy and Phys II Lab 0 Hour(s)
CHE 101 - General Chemistry 4 Hour(s)
CHE 101L - General Chemistry Laboratory 0 Hour(s)
CHE 102 - Biological Chemistry 4 Hour(s)
CHE 102L - Biological Chemistry Laboratory 0 Hour(s)
CMP 112 - Computational Thinking I 4 Hour(s)
CMP 114 - Computational Thinking II - Statistical Analysis Emphasis 4 Hour(s)
COM 207 - Intercultural Communication 4 Hour(s)
ENG 170 - Writing Seminar 4 Hour(s)
PHI 194 - Bioethics 4 Hour(s) or
REL 220 - Health and Religion 4 Hour(s)
PHY 101 - Introductory Physics I 4 Hour(s)
PHY 101L - Introductory Physics Laboratory 0 Hour(s)
PSY 101 - Introductory Psychology 4 Hour(s)

Note:

CMP 112 and CMP 114 satisfy the Bachelor of Science requirement. Students can also take BUS 114 or PBH 114 in place of CMP 114 . BUS 114 or PBH 114 can satisfy the CMP 114 requirement for the major and CMP 112 and CMP 114 or BUS 114 or PBH 114 will satisfy the Bachelor of Science requirement.

Required Support Courses

PSY 221 - Life-Span Psychology 4 Hour(s)
PSY 260 - Health Psychology 4 Hour(s)

Bachelor of Science Requirements

The requirements for a Bachelor of Science degree are:

CMP 112 - Computational Thinking I 4 Hour(s)
CMP 114 - Computational Thinking II - Statistical Analysis Emphasis 4 Hour(s) or
MAT 140 - Calculus and Its Applications 4 Hour(s) or higher
CSC 110 - Problem Solving through Programming 4 Hour(s) or higher
ENG 170 - Writing Seminar 4 Hour(s)
Degree requirements cannot be waived.

Note:

Each major may have specific course sequencing requirements. For specific requirements, see “Required Support Courses” within each major