Admission Requirements
Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Medicine Technology—AcceleratedFirst-year applicants can view their admission requirements on the Undergraduate Applicants page.
Students with 12 or more college credits may transfer in to the first or second year of the program. Courses must have been completed at a regionally accredited college or university with a grade of C or better for transfer. Math and science courses taken more than ten years prior to the anticipated date of matriculation to MCPHS will not be accepted.
While there are no specific required courses for entry into the first year of our program, the admission committee will look for success in any math and science courses you have already taken. If you complete any of the courses listed below, you may receive transfer credit and your first year course load may be lighter. However, due to the block registration nature of MCPHS programs, entering the first year of the program with transfer credits will not change the total length of your program. Courses, other than elective courses, may not be moved forward in your schedule.
Requirements to Enter Professional Phase of the Program (Fall Semester, Year III):
Linked courses are available through the MCPHS School of Professional Studies.
- Anatomy & Physiology I & II with lab (8 credits)
- Biology I & II with lab (8 credits)
- Medical Microbiology (with lab)
- General Chemistry I with lab (4 credits)
- General Chemistry II with lab (4 credits)
- Physics I (Algebra-Based) (with Lab)
- Introduction to Psychology
- Algebra & Trigonometry (or Pre-Calculus or higher)
- Expository Writing I & II
Additional Courses Accepted for Transfer Credit:
- Statistics
- Healthcare Ethics
- Medical Terminology
- American Culture, Identity, and Public Life (3 credits) (Acceptable substitutions include Introduction to Sociology or upper-level sociology course)
- Humanities elective (3 credits) (Acceptable courses include Literature, Creative Writing, Philosophy, Ethics, Religious Studies, Select Fine Arts, Advanced Level Languages)
- Social Science elective (3 credits) (Acceptable courses include History, Political Science/Government, Anthropology, Upper-level Sociology, American Studies, Women Studies, Ethnic Studies, Geography, Economics)
- Behavioral Sciences Elective (3 credits) (Acceptable courses include any upper-level psychology course)
- Interprofessional Communication