The Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Technology at Minot State University offers two study tracks: radiologic technology (x-ray imaging) and diagnostic sonography (ultrasound). Radiologic technologists work with radiologists to perform imaging tests like X-rays and MRIs while ensuring patient safety and operating specialized equipment. Diagnostic sonographers use ultrasound technology to help doctors make accurate diagnoses by capturing and analyzing images of the body. Both tracks prepare students for essential roles in healthcare, with opportunities for hands-on experience in medical imaging.
Program Type: Major
Offered: On Campus
Credit Hours: 129-145
Est. Time to Complete: 4 Years
Department: Department of Science
96%
Job/Graduate School Placement Rate
1:1
tutoring, academic advising, and career coaching
Program Highlights
Studies Start in the Classroom
You’ll begin work on your degree in radiologic technology at Minot State by completing general education requirements and taking classes in mathematics, physics, anatomy and physiology, psychology, sociology, and other courses on the Minot State campus.
Degree Completed in a Clinical Setting
Once you’ve completed the necessary on-campus work, you can apply for admission to a school of radiologic technology. Minot State has agreements with six accredited schools, including Trinity Hospital School of Radiologic Technology in Minot, ND.
Experienced Faculty
The radiologic technology program is part of Minot State University’s Department of Science. Based in Cyril Moore Science Center, the division is made up of highly qualified instructors dedicated to student success.
Careers & Outcomes
76K
Median annual salary for radiologic technologist
→ U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Top Careers
- Radiologic Technologist and Technicians
- Health Technologist
- Radiation Therapists
- Nuclear Medicine Technologist
- Medical Dosimetrist
Questions? We're Here to Help
Office of Enrollment Services
701-858-3350
1-800-777-0750 ext 3350
askmsu@minotstateu.edu
Dr. Robert Crackel
Coordinator, Associate Professor
701-858-3852
robert.crackel@minotstateu.edu
Additional Program Information
Certification as a Diagnostic Sonographer is based on successful completion of the American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonographers (ARDMS).
Teacher education programs at Minot State are accredited by the Council for Accreditation of Education Preparation (CAEP).
Minot State University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, a regional accreditation agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.
