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The Bachelor of Science in Radiologic (BS Completion Track) is designed to help registered radiologic technologists take the next step in their professional development and their careers.

You may be closer to a bachelor’s degree in radiology than you think!

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Why Study Radiologic Technology?

If you’ve been looking for 1-year radiology tech programs to finish your bachelor’s degree, Lindenwood University accepts up to 60 experiential credit hours and up to 30 more transfer credits in general education or from an associate degree program for a maximum of 90 incoming credits. Eligible credit hours awarded for:

  • Current Registered Radiologic Technologist R.T.(R) via ARRT – 60 Credit Hours
  • Radiologic Technology Certification/Licensure Credit – 60 Credit Hours
  • Complete university GE Requirements – 42 Credit Hours Minimum
  • GE-Natural Science with lab preferably a biology (BSC), chemistry (CHM), or physics (PHY) course – Varies

In order to earn your Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Technology, Completion Track, you will need to complete at least 30 credits at Lindenwood University. If transferring in any of the required courses, you will need to substitute other Lindenwood courses to make up the 30-credit hour requirement.

Are you qualified for Lindenwood’s online rad tech degree completion program?

You may be eligible if you:

  • Are a radiologic technologist or imaging professional
  • Have completed clinical training through an associate degree or technical program
  • Hold American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) certification or are close to becoming certified

If you meet these qualifications, Lindenwood’s flexible online radiologic technology completion program can help you take the next step in your career.

Essential Skills & Insights

In addition to required coursework in healthcare management, ethics, and communication, this bachelor’s degree in radiology online completion program offers a number of elective opportunities to build insights and skills in:

  • Legal issues and social issues within healthcare
  • Public health, global health, and health policy
  • Human development, psychology, and concepts of sociology
  • And more!
Career Outlook

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), diagnostic imaging professionals like radiologic and MRI technologists earn a median wage of $76,020 per year. The job market is expected to grow 6% over the next decade. Coupling your current professional expertise and experience with our online completion program can help prepare you for upward mobility as a Radiology Technician, Technologist Support, Radiology Specialist, Image Supervisor, or Radiation Therapist.

Tuition Details

The cost per credit hour for this Radiologic Technology degree program is $495. Besides being ranked ranked No. 17 on Niche.com’s list of Best Value Colleges in Missouri, we build in unique benefits such as our 20 percent discount per credit hour for returning alumni pursuing their master’s degree.

Admissions Requirements

For admission to your online marketing degree bachelor’s program, you will need to complete your online application and submit the following documents:

  • Online Application
  • Official transcripts
    All colleges and universities previously attended. If you have fewer than 24 college credits, you will need to submit your official high school transcript.
  • Current R.T.(R) certifications
  • Documented U.S. military medic training or state or national registry certification and experience

If cumulative college GPA is below a 2.0, the following will also be required:

  • Résumé
  • Letter of intent/personal statement
    (1–2 page document indicating your interest in the program and Lindenwood)

Curriculum Overview

Your BS Completion Track program gives you the freedom to build professional skills that transcend industries, helping you excel no matter where your career takes you. With a number of electives to choose from, you can explore legal issues in healthcare, dive into global health issues, cover the psychology of leadership, and more. Some courses in your personalized bachelor’s in radiologic technology program could include:

  • Healthcare Management
  • Public Speaking
  • Bioethics
  • Health and Well-Being in Society
Communications Coursework – 3 Credit Hours
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COM 11000Public Speaking3
SW 20000Intercultural Communication3
Healthcare Management Coursework – 6 Credit Hours
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HM 30100Ethical Issues in Healthcare Management3
HM 30200Healthcare Management3
Ethics Coursework – 3 Credit Hours
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PHRL 21200Ethics & Human Action3
PHRL 21201Ethics, Media, & Technology3
PHRL 21202Bioethics3
Elective Coursework – 18 Credit Hours
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HFS 18500Medical Terminology2
HFS 30000Health and Well-Being in Society3
HM 33300Legal Issues in Healthcare3
MGMT 24000Introduction to Information Systems3
MGMT 26014Excel for Professionals3
MGMT 36081Career Development3
PARA 30000Human Pathophysiology3
PHS 20000Foundations of Public Health3
PHS 22000Public Health and Social Justice3
PHS 24000Global Health3
PHS 31000Introduction to the U.S. Health Care System3
PHS 34000Health Policy3
PHS 36000Introduction to Epidemiology3
PHS 37000Health Promotion3
PSY 10000Principles of Psychology3
PSY 15700Psychology of Leadership3
PSY 20500Human Development3
PSY 30300Abnormal Psychology3
SOC 10200Basic Concepts of Sociology3

Transfer Credits

Lindenwood offers a generous transfer policy of up to 90 credits toward your bachelor’s degree in radiologic technology online completion program to further offset tuition costs. This means you can complete your degree in as few as 30 credit hours at Lindenwood—saving you time and money on your education!

Plus, you can personalize your transfer experience through Lindenwood’s  Transfer Guides. These guides are part of our articulation partnerships with area community college to help you get the most value from your transfer credit.

Career Opportunities

Radiology Technician

Use medical imaging equipment to help healthcare teams diagnose and offer treatment options by taking images of potential health issues in a patient.

Image Supervisor

Play a key role in an organization’s ability to serve patients by managing imaging personnel, ensuring procedures are followed, and equipment is in tip-top shape.

Radiation Therapist

Operate specialized medical equipment to deliver concentrated and precise doses of radiation to the region of a patient’s tumors.

Frequently Asked Questions

To become a Registered Radiologic Technologist (R.T.(R)), you must complete the necessary education, pass a certification exam, and meet state licensure requirements.

  1. Complete an accredited radiography program, typically an associate degree.
  2. Pass the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) certification exam.
  3. Pursue state licensure – many states require additional licensing to practice as a radiologic technologist.

Once certified, you will be qualified to work in hospitals, clinics, imaging centers, and other healthcare settings—helping patients through advanced imaging technology.

A radiologic technologist plays a crucial role in using radiologic science for patient care. Using advanced imaging equipment, they help doctors diagnose and treat injuries and diseases. Key responsibilities can include:

  • Prepare patients for imaging procedures
  • Position patients properly to ensure accurate imaging
  • Operate advanced medical equipment such as X-rays, CT scans, MRIs, and fluoroscopes
  • Minimize radiation exposure while ensuring high-quality images
  • Administer radiation therapy for certain medical treatments

Radiologic technologists are essential members of the healthcare team, ensuring safe, accurate, and effective imaging that supports patient diagnosis and treatment.

Rosy. The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), projects job positions in the field of medical and diagnostic imaging to grow by 6% over the next 10 years.

At Lindenwood University, our radiologic technology completion program is 100% online to give registered radiologic technologists take the next step in their professional development and their careers.

While requirements for a Bachelor of Science in Nursing are quite high, aspiring technologists need to complete a program of study that includes clinicals to pursue certification as a Registered Radiologic Technologist through the American Registry of Radiologic Technologies (ARRT).

Radiation technologist and imaging professionals find employment in hospitals, health clinics, physician office, outpatient care centers, nursing homes, medical labs, and diagnostic imaging centers.

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