Imaging Sciences Classes and Scheduling

Imaging Sciences Degree Requirements

The Bachelor of Science in Imaging Sciences is a 120-credit program. To begin the program, you must be an ARRT-credentialed technologist, or equivalent, in good standing.

You must also have earned — or be in the process of earning — an Associate of Arts, Associate of Science or Associate of Applied Science from an accredited institution. These may be previously earned academic credits or transfer courses.

If you need additional credits to meet this requirement, the Online Degree Pathway from Boise State Online can help. Talk with your advisor to learn more.

Associate of Science or Associate of Arts

If you have earned — or are in the process of earning — an Associate of Science (AS) or Associate of Arts (AA), the following credits will be applied to your degree:

• AS or AA Degree – 62 credits
• ARRT Credential – 17 to 25 credits for passing the ARRT credentialing exam or equivalent

After being admitted to the imaging sciences program, you will complete the following:

• Required Imaging Sciences Courses – 33 credits

• Elective Courses – 0 to 4 credits

Associate of Applied Science

If you have earned — or are in the process of earning — an Associate of Applied Science (AAS), the following credits will be applied to your degree:

• AAS Degree – 23 credits

• ARRT Credential – 17 to 25 credits for passing the ARRT credentialing exam or equivalent

After being admitted to the imaging sciences program, you will complete the following:

• University Foundations Courses – 37 credits
• Required Imaging Sciences Courses – 33 credits
• Medical Terminology Course – 3 credits
• Elective Courses – 0 to 4 credits

All major requirements must be completed with C (not C-) or better. Review the following table for the list of required imaging sciences courses.

University Foundations Courses

If you are starting the imaging sciences program with an Associate of Applied Science (AAS), you are required to complete 37 credits of University Foundations courses.

Foundations courses may be met through transfer coursework or may be incorporated into your degree program at Boise State.

Review the following table for the list of required University Foundations courses.

Full-Time Sample Schedule

The following full-time sample schedule table is a general guide of when courses can be completed for the program. You will work closely with your academic advisor to arrange your degree plan after you are admitted to the program and complete new student orientation.

Part-Time Sample Schedule

The following part-time sample schedule table is a general guide of when courses can be completed for the program. You will work closely with your academic advisor to arrange your degree plan after you are admitted to the program and complete new student orientation.

Fall Start Semester Schedule

Review the following table for a sample degree plan based on a part-time schedule when starting in the fall semester.

Spring Start Semester Schedule

Review the following table for a sample degree plan based on a part-time schedule when starting in the spring semester.