BS in Radiography (Fast Track)

Learn to Provide Expert Diagnostic Information

In this program, you will develop the skill to capture essential information and help provide clarity in the diagnosis of disease. You’ll learn how to use ionizing radiation to create two-and three-dimensional X-rays and computed tomography (CT) images of tissue, organs, bones, and vessels. This fast-track program, which builds on your previous educational experience, takes place on our Boston campus over the course of 24 consecutive months. You’ll work alongside experts during clinical experiences in prestigious Boston area medical facilities and receive the benefit of an immersive education that prepares you to be a successful member of any healthcare team. When you graduate, you’ll be eligible to sit for certification by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists. The program begins in the summer..

Your 24-Month Journey

This year-round program builds on your previous college studies and provides critical opportunities to gain first-hand knowledge and experience.

First-Year Experience

learn the foundations of radiography and radiographic principles and procedures
participate in radiographic labs and internships
study X-ray radiation physics and perform research in radiographic procedures
Explore clinical pathophysiology and the elements of patient care

Second-Year Experience

study CT and cross-sectional imaging and image critique
learn about problem solving in radiography and radiation protection and biology
complete two additional internships in radiography

Hands-on Training Starts Right Away

In your very first semesters on campus, you will work with faculty experts using the latest technology.

Master Technologies Essential to Diagnosis

Radiography provides collaborating physicians with multidimensional images of patients’ internal systems—a first step in addressing many health conditions.

#3 Best Radiologic Technology Bachelor's

In the U.S., as ranked by College Factual.

Deciding on a medical imaging field

Radiation technology, sonography, nuclear medicine?

MCPHS: A healthcare think tank

Learning radiography at a university dedicated to the advancement of healthcare means that you are surrounded by peers who share your commitment to making a healthier world.

MCPHS Student Experience

MCPHS Community Voices

The lived experiences of MCPHS students, partners, alumni, and faculty tell an eloquent story. They illustrate just how our student-centered, teaching-first approach keeps us in the top tier of the country’s “most transformative colleges.” (Money magazine 2020).

Amber Medbery

| BS in Radiography '24

I wanted to go to an institution where I knew I was going to be truly involved with healthcare, and MCPHS educates the best healthcare professionals around. I am so thankful for what I learned at MCPHS and for the professors who taught me the skills I need to become a successful radiologic technologist."

Michael Farah, MS, ED, RT(R), (CT)

"Our program focuses on engaging students through a discovery learning process.”

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Bachelor of Science in Radiography (BS)—Fast Track