Anderson University

What you'll study

Coursework combines Anderson University’s Gold Core Curriculum with discipline-specific studies. Topics explicitly mentioned in the program description include:

• Health care leadership and management
• Anatomy and physiology
• Medical terminology
• Patient care and imaging skills developed during clinical training at AnMed
• Interprofessional practice domains such as values and ethics, roles and responsibilities, communication, and teamwork
• Multicultural approaches to healthcare delivery and advocacy to address access inequity
• Academic inquiry using contemporary health care models to enhance leadership and health-care knowledge

Entry requirements

Applicants must already hold a Rad Tech/Medical Imaging associate degree or be a graduate of an accredited radiologic or medical imaging program from a hospital-based or technical school. Official transcripts from 2- and 4-year institutions are required as part of the application. Application deadlines are listed as TBD on the program page. Start terms are offered in Fall (August & October), Spring (January & March), and Summer (May & June).

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared to work as bachelor-prepared radiologic technologists. The program notes common employer settings including hospitals, freestanding clinics, radiology centers, orthopedic practices, and other medical environments that provide radiology services. Employment and salary outcomes depend on location, chosen career path, and individual qualifications; job placement and internship availability are not guaranteed.

Scholarships & funding angle

Anderson University lists tuition and financial aid resources alongside admission information. The program page references tuition & fees and scholarships & financial aid, and students are encouraged to consult the university’s financial-aid office for assistance and specific funding options. Note that specific scholarship amounts or guaranteed internship funding are not provided on the program page.