The senior year general studies emphasis is designed for the student who has completed the three-year associate degree in Radiologic Sciences at Boise State University. This two-semester program provides the student with some basic concepts of  health delivery and management, and allows for upper division elective selection for nine additional credits for the student to develop an area of interest, such as business, gerontology, etc. or prepare for graduate school application. This non-clinical emphasis is designed for part-time or full-time students’ needs and should  be able to be completed either during the traditional or evening time schedule.   

Prerequisites 
Student applicants must be upper-division eligible, and should have met and satisfied all requirements for the associate degree program in Radiologic Sciences at Boise State University or its equivalent. (See Department Chair.) Students must show proof of ARRT Registry status or have faculty approval to enroll in RADSCI 400, Development of an Imaging Department. Internships can be approved through discussion of objectives with Department Chair.   

Transfer Credits
College-level courses completed at other accredited institutions will be accepted for transfer providing the grade received was a "C" or better and are equivalent to courses offered at BSU. Those transferring from a two-year associate degree radiography program must:

• Complete or transfer the equivalent of all university prerequisite courses for the A.S. Radiography Program to include:  English Composition Sequence, Medical Terminology, Computer Fundamentals, Anatomy and Physiology Sequence, Chemistry, College Algebra, Communications, and General Psychology. 

• Complete all Area Core I, II, and III requirements stipulated by the University.

• Complete at least 40 credits of upper-division course work. (No community college courses will be transferred as upper-division equivalents.)

• Complete the residency requirement of the final 30 credits toward the degree taken from BSU.

Application Process
Each student must be accepted by BSU and follow the admission criteria outlined in the catalog.  Submission of official transcripts to the Chairperson/Registrar will allow evaluation for transfer course equivalency determination.  Evidence must be provided of ARRT status prior to enrollment in RADSCI 400.