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A Radiologic (X-ray) Technologist is a professional responsible for the administration of ionizing radiation for diagnostic or research purposes. The radiologic technologist must integrate complex knowledge and advanced technical skills in the imaging of internal structures. Radiologic technologists apply knowledge of anatomy, physiology, positioning and radiographic technique in the performance of their duties.
This degree is designed to allow the radiologic technology professional to transfer their current degree and professional credentials to the university in order to complete a higher degree. This degree is appropriate for American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) registered radiologic technologists who have already completed an associate’s degree and would like to advance their education by completing a bachelor’s degree.
Admission
- To be admitted to the Applied Health Sciences, B.S., Specialization in Radiologic Technology Leadership the student must:
- Complete the Oakland University application process. Students admitted to OU SHS with an Associate’s Degree from an accredited community college, may transfer a maximum of 88 credits. Completion of General Education Requirements through the Michigan Transfer Agreement or Out of State Transfer Policy or at Oakland University.
Additional 28 Prior Learning credits
Oakland University awards an additional 28 prior learning credits for successful completion of the ARRT (American Registry of Radiologic Technologists)
Grade point policy
Students in the radiologic technology leadership specialization whose cumulative grade point average falls below a 2.80 are not able to graduate with the professional specialization designation.
In order to remove program probationary status, students must raise their cumulative major grade point average to 2.80 or higher.
Academic Advising
All students are required to meet with their professional academic advisor in the School of Health Sciences at least once a year to review progress toward their degree.