Gain the skills, expertise, and qualifications you need to advance your career in the field of medical imaging.

The bachelor's completion program in medical imaging at Regis College is designed specifically for registered and registry-eligible technologists in all medical imaging modalities. Students who successfully complete the program will earn their Bachelor of Science in General Medical Imaging.

The program is self-paced and can be completed 100% online, with no course semester requirement and no clinical concentration. We invite you to download the Medical Imaging flyer to learn more about this great program

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You can start any semester, and may be eligible to transfer between 65 and 90 credits from a previously-completed radiography program, allowing you to save both time and money in completing your degree. The average student graduates within 12 to 16 months.

Program Highlights

  • Transfer 65 to 90 credits from a previously-completed radiography program
  • Students graduate in 12 to 16 months, depending on their previously-completed coursework
  • Available 100% online
  • Full-time or part-time available
  • Start any semester
  • Breast imaging and nuclear medicine technology concentrations available
30
Total Credits*
$430
Per Credit**
$12,900
Total Cost**

*To earn a BS degree 30 credits must be taken at Regis.

**Does not include fees. Based on the academic year 2024-2025.

Accreditation

Regis College is accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE) a voluntary, nongovernmental, peer-based membership association dedicated to promoting standards of excellence and improvement in higher education.

What can I do with a bachelor’s in medical imaging?

While many radiographers and medical imaging specialists enter their career after completing a two-year associate’s degree, earning your bachelor’s degree in medical imaging can bring a number of benefits.

One such benefit is higher pay: According to a recent survey conducted by the American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT), technologists who have earned their bachelor’s degree earn an average of $5,591 more per year compared to those who have only earned their associate’s degree. Over the course of a 40-year career, that equates to nearly a quarter of a million extra dollars in salary and wages!

The same survey shows that those who have earned a master’s degree earn an average of $17,393 more per year - nearly $700,000 more over the course of a 40-year career. If you plan to eventually earn your master’s degree, though, a bachelor’s degree is almost assuredly a requirement.

Earning your bachelor’s degree in medical imaging can also open the door to a number of potential career paths.

Here are some of the available jobs you could have after earning your degree including:

  • Radiologist Assistant
  • Supervisory/Management
  • Administration roles
  • Educational roles
  • Clinical Instructor

Curriculum

In order to complete the program and earn your Bachelor of Science in Medical Imaging, you will need to complete 30 credits at Regis College. These 30 credits must consist of 19 core curriculum credits, as well as at least four three-credit general elective courses (listed below).

  • General Electives Courses

    CourseCredits
    MA 210 Statistics3
    History Requirement3
    Literature Requirement3
    Philosophy Requirement3
    Religion Requirement3
    Expressive Arts Requirement3
    Social Science I Requirement3
    Social Science II Requirement3

    Three general electives must be completed at Regis.

Program Outcomes

  • Demonstrate knowledge of advanced imaging modalities that supports post-primary certification.
  • Asses the essential managerial and leadership skills necessary in the direction of a medical imaging department.
  • Make use of research and supportive technical applications in medical imaging
  • Graduates will demonstrate an understanding for quality management and communication skills required for effective health professionals.

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