Programs of Study

Bachelor of Science (BS)

This upper-division program takes two years (five or six consecutive semesters) with students placed in one of three tracks at the end of the first semester: Radiography (X-ray); Radiography CT, or Radiography MR. (Students who choose to pursue a BS in ultrasound apply directly to that program.) All radiography graduates are eligible to take the national certification exam, and ultrasound graduates are eligible to take the national registry exam.

• Radiography Track Courses
• Computed Tomography (CT) Track courses
• Magnetic Resonance (MRI) Track courses
• Diagnostic Medical Sonography (Ultrasound)

Bachelor of Professional Studies (BPS)

This upper-division transfer program requires an associate's degree in medical imaging or medical radiography. This is a program for radiography students who wish to pursue specialty education in CT, MRI or Sonography.

The CT and MRI programs take three consecutive semesters to complete, while the diagnostic medical sonography program requires five consecutive semesters. All graduates are eligible to take national exams in their field. Students rotate through clinical education settings throughout New York State.

• Computed Tomography (CT) Track courses
• Magnetic Resonance (MRI) Track courses
• Diagnostic Medical Sonography (Ultrasound)

CT & MRI BPS Tracks take one calendar year (three semesters) to complete.

Ultrasound BPS Track takes two years (five semesters) to complete.

All programs start in the fall. Students rotate through clinical education settings in the Central New York region.