Bachelor’s Degree in Radiologic Technology
A Bachelor’s of Science program in Radiologic Technology (often listed as Radiologic Sciences) is for both new radiologic science students as well as professionals already working in the field. Students pursuing a Bachelor’s in Radiologic Technology will, upon successful completion of the program, be able to move into a leadership position in the profession seamlessly. In addition to the classroom, lab, and clinical experiences offered to students similar to those in an Associate degree program, students in a Bachelor’s degree program will also be instructed in areas such as:
- leadership
- management
- critical thinking skills
- research
- effective communication including writing and speaking
GI Bill®-approved Schools with Bachelor’s Degrees in Radiologic Technology
Ready to start your Degree in Radiologic Technology? Check out these great programs available at our partner schools:
Offers a Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Science. JPU has GI Bill-approved programs, awards credit for CLEP and DSST exams, and is approved for Tuition Assistance. JPU is a Yellow Ribbon school.
Offers a Bachelor of Science in Medical Imaging/Radiography (X-ray). Upstate Medical University has GI Bill-approved programs, offers credit for military experience, awards credit for the CLEP exam, and is approved for Tuition Assistance.
Offers an Associate of Applied Science in Radiologic Science Technology. Central Ohio Tech also offers a completion degree option for radiologic science students. This allows graduates with an AS in Radiologic Science Technology to earn their Bachelor of Science completely online through a partnership with The Ohio State University. Central Ohio Technical College has GI Bill-approved programs, offers credit for military experience, and awards credit for the CLEP exam and the DSST exam. Central Ohio Technical College is a MyCAA-approved school and is approved for Tuition Assistance.
Offers a Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Technology and a fully online option for those already certified Radiology Techs to finish their BS Degree remotely. Concordia U-Ann Arbor has GI Bill-approved programs, offers credit for military experience, and awards credit for both the CLEP and DSST exams. Concordia U-Ann Arbor is a Yellow Ribbon school and is approved for Tuition Assistance.
Offers a Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Technology and a fully online option for those already certified Radiology Techs to finish their BS Degree remotely. Concordia U-WI has GI Bill-approved programs, offers credit for military experience, and awards credit for the CLEP and DSST exams. Concordia U-WI is a MyCAA-approved school, is approved for Tuition Assistance, and Concordia U-WI is a Yellow Ribbon school.
Offers an Associate of Applied Sciences in Radiologic Technology and a Bachelor’s in Radiologic Imaging Sciences. Kent State University has GI Bill-approved programs, offers credit for military experience, awards credit for CLEP exams, and is approved for Tuition Assistance. Kent State University is a MyCAA-approved school.
Offers a Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Science. Quinnipiac offers an MHS in Radiologist Assistant and an MHS in Advanced Medical Imaging and Leadership for those wishing to pursue related advanced degrees. Quinnipiac University has GI Bill-approved programs, offers credit for military experience, awards credit for CLEP and DSST exams, and is approved for Tuition Assistance. Quinnipiac University is a Yellow Ribbon school and a MyCAA-approved school.
Is a Radiologic Technology Degree worth it?
Yes! A Degree in Radiologic Technology
is worth it! A rewarding career with great pay, a Radiologic Technologist can secure a job anywhere in the country in a setting of their choosing! From high-volume and fast-paced emergency rooms in a big city to a physician’s office in a quiet rural town, job opportunities are vast and varied. This career field is expected to grow by 10% over the next decade making it a great career opportunity to take advantage of today!
