Two years of study at Chadron State College followed by two years in basic medical sciences and clinical study at UNMC are required. Portions of the clinical experience are provided at one or more clinical sites in rural Nebraska. A Bachelor of Science degree in Radiation Science Technology is awarded by UNMC upon successful completion of the program. Graduates are eligible to apply for registration with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists. The application of college credit earned through previous college work, CLEP or high school courses for college credit under an Advanced Placement curriculum, will be determined on an individual basis.
Numerous factors are always a part of the selection process.
Demonstrate academic potential. Are from rural Nebraska. Are committed to returning to rural Nebraska to practice. Each person being interviewed will receive a letter stating the specific time and location for the interview approximately one week in advance. One applicant will be selected to fill the position in the program for the next class.