Location: Boston Start Term: Fall, Spring
As a radiologic technologist, you have the power to capture essential information and help provide clarity. In this program, you’ll learn how to use ionizing radiation to create two dimensional X-rays to assist physicians in the diagnosis of disease.
During the accelerated time frame of 32 consecutive months, you’ll have the opportunity to work alongside professional experts through clinical experiences in prestigious Boston area medical facilities. The year-round program gives you the benefit of an immersive education and prepares you for your career faster. When you graduate, you’ll be eligible to sit for certification by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists. And you’ll be fully prepared to become a leader in healthcare.
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Freshman applicants can view their admission requirements on the Undergraduate Applicants page.
Students with 12 or more college credits may transfer in to the first or second year of the program. Courses must have been completed at a regionally accredited college or university with a grade of C or better for transfer. Math and science courses taken more than ten years prior to the anticipated date of matriculation to MCPHS will not be accepted.
While there are no specific required courses for entry into the first year of our program, the admission committee will look for success in any math and science courses you have already taken. If you complete any of the courses listed below, you may receive transfer credit and your first year course load may be lighter. However, due to the block registration nature of MCPHS programs, entering the first year of the program with transfer credits will not change the total length of your program. Courses, other than elective courses, may not be moved forward in your schedule.
Linked courses are available through the MCPHS School of Professional Studies.
YEAR 1-Fall
YEAR 1-Spring
Year 1-Summer
Year 2-Fall
Year 2-Spring
Year 2-Summer
Year 3-Fall
Year 3-Spring
Total Semester Hours: 120
**All Radiography students must fulfill the requirement for Medical Terminology prior to Radiography Internship I (RAD 201C)
Students must earn minimum grades of “C” in BIO 110/210, CHE 110/210, MAT 141, and PHY 181. Students must earn a minimum grade of “C” in all professional courses and achieve and maintain a professional GPA of 2.5 or higher
The location of MCPHS in the Longwood Medical and Academic Area, as well as its affiliations with premier medical institutions located in the greater Boston area, enable students to learn in healthcare institutions that are among the best in the world.
MCPHS Medical Imaging and Therapeutics students participate in a variety of community-based clinical settings. This opportunity supplements the clinical experience gained in the on-campus program and provides students with a broader insight into the diverse populations they may encounter in future career settings.
Students enrolled in the radiography major complete internships at hospital affiliates in the metropolitan Boston area, including:
To ensure clinical internships are diverse and give all students an equitable and quality clinical education, students will be rotated through a number of different sites this may involve travel near campus, in the greater Boston area, or at more distant sites. Students are responsible for their own transportation.
Our students learn from faculty who are leaders in their fields and are committed to the success of each student. Discover our full list of Radiography faculty.
Find out what makes this program unique at MCPHS.
MCPHS offers medical imaging careers across five growing fields.