Radiography Program (Associate of Science)

The Radiography Associate of Science degree program at Indiana University School of Medicine provides students with hands-on learning and patient care experience starting within the first month of training. This 22-month program provides students with knowledge and communication skills to effectively perform radiographic procedures and evaluate images. In addition to clinical training, students pursue original research and can pursue a study abroad experience. Graduates of this program are qualified to work as entry-level radiologic technologists.

Admissions Details

Students interested in the Radiography Program at IU School of Medicine can find details about the admissions process, including requirements and deadlines, on the program admissions page.

Program Admissions

Quick Facts

How many patient care hours do students log throughout this program

Students log over 1,300 patient care hours throughout the course of this program.
What is the board pass rate for students in this program

For the past two years, 100 percent of students have passed their boards after program completion.
Can I participate in an honor society during this program

Yes. The Lamda Nu National Honor Society for Radiologic and Imaging Sciences Chapter “Indiana Psi” was established in 2017 for students.