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Radiological Technology

Curtis Kuhlman, Academic Adviser.

The minimum requirement for admission to the study of radiological technology is 42 quarter hours. The following courses are to be included for the Associate of Science degree from Loma Linda University:

Required Courses:

BIOL 121Anatomy and Physiology

4
BIOL 122Anatomy and Physiology

4
BIOL 123Anatomy and Physiology

4
CPTR 110Principles of Computing

2
ENGL 121College Writing I

3
ENGL 122College Writing II

3
ENGL 223Research Writing

3
NRSG 234Medical Terminology

2
PHYS 201Conceptual Physics

3
PHYS 202Conceptual Physics

3
PHYS 204Conceptual Physics Laboratory

1
PHYS 205Conceptual Physics Laboratory

1
PSYC 130General Psychology

4
or
SOCI 204General Sociology

4
Math (two years of high school math)
Religion

4
SPCH 101Fundamentals of Speech Communication

4

In addition to the basic courses listed above, the following elective courses are highly recommended.

An introductory computer course

An introductory photography course

Keyboarding

A 12 hour minimum work/observation experience (volunteer/employee) in a radiology department required for LLU.

For those students planning for further academic work, a B.S. degree requires 16 units of humanities and 12-16 units of social sciences. 12-16 units science/mathematics, health education (HLTH 110 or HLTH 220), 2 P.E. activity courses and 8 units of religion. Other clinical specialties require General Chemistry, and most highly recommend General Physics. Courses with grade below C do not count on this program.